Oksana Grishkevich explained that the plan is currently under review and refinement. "As of today, it includes 739 topics. Emphasis will be placed on developing standards in high-tech industries that contain modern requirements to support the development of industry, the social sector, product quality and safety, as well as work and services," she commented.

Also, the head of the Technical Standardization and Norms Management reminded that the country has 45 technical committees on standardization covering both traditional and new industries. "In 2026, technical committees were established in areas such as additive manufacturing, civil defense, and protection against natural and man-made emergencies. And by the end of 2026, we plan to complete the establishment of the technical committee on nuclear technology. The standardization plan for 2026 contains 853 assignments. Among them are the development of 371 standards and amendments to existing standards in various sectors of the economy and the social sphere," summed up Oksana Grishkevich.