Belarusian enterprises will show transport novelties.

From September 30 to October 2 in Minsk will take place the II International Industrial Exhibition "INNOPROM. Belarus".

The total area of the exhibition exposition will be 20,000 sqm. Among the participants are companies "Rostec", "Rosatom", TMH, KAMAZ, "Ascon", "Mogilev Lift Machinery", MAZ, MTZ, "Energocomplex", "Integral", "TIZOL", "Horizon", "BKM Holding" and others. It is planned to organize collective exhibitions of the Russian Export Center, 17 regions of Russia and 6 foreign participants — Iran, Azerbaijan, Uzbekistan, Kyrgyzstan, Kazakhstan and Cambodia.

Russian participants will present a wide range of industrial solutions — a robot quality control complex with technical vision, aircraft models, an end-to-end Russian PLM solution for developing complex machine-building products, infrastructure for managing unmanned aviation systems. They also demonstrate optical analysis and object sorting technology, a horse-drawn tractor for transporting heavy and large-scale cargo, AI assistants for designers and technologists and other industrial developments.

"Rosatom" considers Belarus a strategic partner with which we develop cooperation both in nuclear energy and related industries. The main principle of our work is "made together". This is the implementation of joint projects, development of production cooperation, release of joint products. Participation in the largest international exhibition "INNOPROM. Belarus" — a good opportunity

For "BKM Holding," participation in "INNOPROM. Belarus" is an opportunity to present new developments, conduct negotiations with potential customers and partners, and discuss promising projects in the field of electric transport. The exhibition is an important platform for strengthening business ties, promoting Belarusian technology, and searching for new areas of cooperation in both domestic and foreign markets," said Mikhail Symanovich, General Director of OAO "Belkommunmash" ("BKM Holding").

The central event of the business program will be the main plenary session "Production and Technology Cooperation: Complementary Partnership." Heads of government of EAES countries are invited to participate in the session. Participants will discuss the directions of development of Eurasian industrial partnership, the integration of production chains, and the launch of joint high-tech projects.

Other sessions of the business program will be dedicated to the development of effective industrial cooperation between regions and systematic exports, the human potential of the industry and the adaptation of the labor market to current realities, and the development of the market for high-tech raw materials.