Belarus is calculating that it can more than triple the revenue from microelectronic product sales by 2030, reported BELTA deputy head of GNTT Tatyana Stolyarova at the "Science — Production" forum.

The task is to convert investments into growth

The main task of the industry for the current five-year period is to convert financial investments into growth in production volumes and exports of high-tech products.

Stolyarova stated this at the "Microelectronics-2030: science, personnel support, implementation in production" section.

The resource and financial support of the industry is built on a combination of budget funding for scientific and experimental design works, financial support from the Union State, and close linkage of science to production.

Such a set of tools allows maintaining the country's status as one with developed competencies in the high-tech sphere.

Program-oriented approach and two GNTPs

Microelectronics development is proceeding along a program-oriented approach. The long-term vector is set by the State Program for the Development of the Microelectronic Industry until 2030.

According to Resolution of the Council of Ministers No. 717, a list of scientific and technical programs for 2026–2030 was approved.

Separately, Union State programs are implemented. They are aimed at replacing the imported electronic component base for critical sectors of industry.

Within the framework of such programs, import-independent components and systems are being developed. Applied scientific foundations and the creation of industrial prototypes are ensured through the system of state scientific and technical programs.

Legacy and competencies

Belarus is one of the few countries in the post-Soviet space that has preserved academic and production heritage.

In the industry, such enterprises operate as OOO "Integral" and the scientific-production holding "Planar".

The country possesses competencies both in creating final semiconductor components and in producing complex opto-mechanical equipment. This allows it to occupy positions in the markets of the Union