The parties discussed prospects for further expanding economic and humanitarian ties.

Trade between regions is confidently growing, including:

• oil products
• pipes
• dairy products
• food salt

Supply chains under development include delivery of machines, pumping equipment, mesh, containers, cardboard, wallpaper, textile products, food products and other goods.

It is also planned that the Belarusian side will participate in creating a diamond cluster in Yakutia based on the experience of the Gomel enterprise "Crystal".

"I hope that in the near future we will be able to expand the nomenclature in our trade relations," emphasized Ivan Krupko.

"Homshelma is one of the most developed industrial regions of Belarus. We see significant potential for increasing supplies of agricultural machinery 'Gomselmash', other industrial products, and food. Of course, points of contact will be found in the plan for implementing joint projects in the jewelry industry."

The Belarusian and Yakut peoples reverently honor the memory of the Great Patriotic War. A common interest in history will also serve as the basis for joint cultural-humanitarian projects and integration with the historical heritage of the youth of both regions.

Within the framework of the meeting, agreements on cooperation were signed between the Government of the Republic of Sakha and the Gomel Oblyssky Administration, as well as between the State Duma of the Republic of Sakha and the Gomel Regional Council of Deputies.

Taking advantage of the occasion, Ivan Krupko invited the Yakut delegation to take part in the Gomel Economic Forum, which will take place in May 2027.