The first Belarusian-Russian 3D printer will be presented at the international industrial exhibition 'INNOPROM. Belarus', which will take place in Minsk from September 30 to October 2, BELTA was told by the press service of the Rosatom state corporation's country office in Belarus.

The exhibition will feature the largest high-tech projects of Belarusian-Russian cooperation. Special attention will be paid to the results of industrial cooperation in the field of additive technologies. In September 2025, Rosatom and the Belarusian holding 'Horizont' jointly opened an additive technologies center in Minsk. Currently, it supplies products to leading enterprises of Belarusian industry and energy. Exhibition visitors will be able to see the first jointly Belarusian-Russian produced 3D printer RusMelt 150M.

An important place in the exhibition will be taken by a model of the Belarusian Nuclear Power Plant featuring the most advanced and efficient type of Russian VVER-1200 Generation 3+ reactors with enhanced safety characteristics. Ostrovets became the first site outside Russia where Rosatom implemented a project with this type of reactor. Today, Belarusian experience serves as an example for other countries – partners in the CIS and the EAEU. Using a modern touch panel, visitors will be able to learn about the advantages of the Belarusian NPP project and its contribution to the country's development, and study the structure of the main facilities of the nuclear power plant: the reactor, steam generator, circulation pumps, and turbine.

At the Rosatom booth at the exhibition, high-tech solutions and services will be presented in key sectors of the economy – from nuclear energy, industry, and mechanical engineering to transport and logistics, as well as technologies in the field of electric transport, digital simulators, composite materials, and others. Representatives of the state corporation will take part in the business program – round tables, thematic sessions, and open dialogue platforms.

"Rosatom views Belarus as a strategic partner with whom we develop cooperation in both nuclear energy and related industries. The main principle of our work is 'Made Together'. This involves the implementation of joint projects, the development of industrial cooperation, and the production of joint products. Participation in the largest international exhibition, 'INNOPROM. Belarus', is a great opportunity to discuss key areas of bilateral interaction. I am confident that the agreements reached at the forum will become another important step in the development of the country's nuclear industry, strengthening Belarus's energy security and technological sovereignty," said Stanislav Levitsky, director of the Rosatom state corporation's country