From September 30 to October 2, 2026, the capital of the Republic of Belarus will become the centre of Eurasian industrial integration for the second time.

The Minsk International Exhibition Centre will again host the II International Industrial Exhibition “INNOPROM. Belarus.” The large‑scale exhibition and rich business programme will bring together industry leaders from Belarus, Russia, and other EAEU countries to develop cooperative chains and transfer cutting‑edge technologies.

The main plenary session, “Production‑Technology Cooperation: Complementary Partnership,” will feature heads of EAEU delegations, representatives of state authorities, industry leaders, and experts.

The venue in Minsk maintains its status as a specialised hub of technological cooperation. In 2026, the focus of “INNOPROM. Belarus” will be on deepening the investment and innovative potential of existing cooperative ties.

The “INNOPROM. Belarus” exhibition allows participants to showcase the best industrial developments and achievements, exchange experience, and practically work out trade‑economic aspects.

For foreign businesses, the Minsk exhibition is an opportunity to get acquainted in detail with Belarusian technologies and developments, as well as with companies that do not participate in international exhibitions abroad and operate locally in regions, to find new partners and expand the geography of cooperation.

One of the key elements of the exhibition’s preparation is the online registration on the event’s website. Registration allows participants to attend the exhibition for free as a guest, or to present products and goods as an exhibiting participant. Registration is open until September 19.

“INNOPROM. Belarus” is not only a platform for showcasing cutting‑edge technologies and industrial products, but also a space for concluding agreements and discussing the future of Eurasian industry.

It is expected that several foreign delegations will visit the Minsk exhibition. Visits by regional leaders from Russia, business community representatives, and foreign partners are planned.

The status of the “INNOPROM” exhibition and its authority on the