The II International Industrial Exhibition 'INNOPROM. Belarus' in Minsk, held over three days on September 30, October 1 and 2, was attended by more than 15,000 people from over 40 countries, including 70 regions of Russia. The organizers summed up the results.

Belarusian side participation included more than 160 enterprises and organizations. Among them were BELAZ, MAZ, MTZ, Integral, Horizon, Energokomplekt, Mogilev Liftmash, BKM Holding and others. In the Belarus pavilion, samples of modern equipment and technological developments reflecting the wide range of competencies of Belarusian industry were demonstrated. In particular, a model of MAZ gas chassis with a 6x6 wheel formula and an engine running on compressed natural gas was presented, intended for creating vehicles of various purposes based on this chassis for use on public roads and off-road conditions. Among the technological novelties was the high-capacity BELARUS 5425 tractor with 542 hp — one of the most powerful tractors in the world in its class.

Special attention was given to solutions in the field of remote control of equipment: distinguished guests were shown an interactive workstation for the driver-operator with a remote control system providing a direct communication channel and real-time remote control of a BELAZ mining dump truck. Among the presented innovative developments were also a prototype of an unmanned helicopter with optional piloting capability FLY-TRUCK and a complex for applying plant protection agents SKY AGRO X2 by the Design Bureau 'Unmanned Helicopters'. Advanced developments of the Integral enterprise were demonstrated.

Also presented at the exhibition was a collective section of scientific and technical developments. According to the press service of the State Committee for Science and Technology, the collective exposition was presented by institutions

Among the key developments is a robotic complex for operator‑free sale of goods, which is the first fully automated retail system in Belarus designed for identification, storage, internal movement, assembly and issuance of goods to the customer in automatic mode after order formation and payment. It enables round‑the‑clock sale of goods weighing from 1 g to 5 kg using combined tooling.

Also presented at the stand was a modular interactive hardware‑software complex titled “Training of Specialized Personnel, Safety Techniques: Welding Work”. It is intended for forming, practicing and objectively assessing practical skills in performing arc welding in a virtual environment using visualization tools, specialized controllers and mass‑dimensional mock‑ups of workpieces. In addition, the stand showcased a mobile diesel power station for autonomous and backup power supply of facilities, as well as electric charging stations.

In the Russian exposition, a joint stand of Russian industrial solutions organized by the Russian Ministry of Industry and Trade (30 companies demonstrating about 100 exhibits) was presented, as well as stands of 17 Russian regions and a number of companies, including Rostec, Rosatom, Russian Export Center, TMH, KAMAZ, ASCON, MMK, Callisto Vision. Moreover, 60 foreign organizations participated in the national expositions of Kazakhstan, Uzbekistan, Kyrgyzstan, Azerbaijan, Iran and Cambodia.

One of the key events of the INNOPROM. Belarus exhibition was the visit of the heads of government, who toured the exhibition and spoke at the plenary session “Industrial‑Technological Cooperation: Complementary Partnership”. Discussed were innovative approaches to industrial development, mechanisms for integrating production chains, and creating conditions for launching joint high‑tech projects.

The practical result of the exhibition was the signing of a number of agreements and other documents aimed at developing industrial, technological and investment cooperation. In particular, an agreement was concluded on forming a long-term partnership of the parties for the comprehensive digitalization of design and technological preparation of production and management of engineering information of OJSC Gomselmash on the basis of the Russian engineering software ASKON. At the stand of the Samara Region, a plan of events for 2027-2029 was signed for the implementation of the agreement between the governments of Belarus and the Samara Region on cooperation in trade-economic, scientific-technical, socio-cultural and humanitarian spheres. Among other agreements — an agreement on strategic partnership between CEPR and the Belarusian company Sitek MT in the interstate project "Union Machine", a three-way cooperation agreement involving the Ufa Tram and Trolleybus Plant and MAZ, and others.

The international series of industrial exhibitions INNOPROM took place from February to October in five countries — Saudi Arabia, Uzbekistan, Russia, India and Belarus. The first INNOPROM of 2027 will be held in Uzbekistan in April.