On November 6, the enterprise museum opened at OJSC Mogilevliftmash. The event was timed to coincide with the 60th anniversary of one of Belarus’s well‑known machine‑building enterprises.

The new exhibition is dedicated to the plant’s history, its establishment and development, as well as to the people who contributed to the creation and growth of the enterprise.

As OJSC Mogilevliftmash CEO Ruslan Strakhar noted, the museum was conceived not merely as a space that tells the company’s past. Its concept encompasses both the history of domestic machine building and the development of the elevator industry.

“In the museum, the history is collected, and the people who laid the foundations of the enterprise and contributed to its establishment and development are shown. The concept of this space is that it reflects not only the path of OJSC Mogilevliftmash and machine building, but it is essentially an elevator museum,” Ruslan Strakhar said.

The museum’s opening took place the day before the Day of the October Revolution and became one of the events dedicated to the enterprise’s anniversary date.