Mogilev Oblast inspector delivers report to Lukashenko

23.09.2026
MINSK ( BelTA) – Belarus President Aleksandr Lukashenko has heard a report from the Belarus President’s Aide, Inspector for Mogilev Oblast Nadezhda Kotkovets. The president was informed about the fulfillment of the instructions he gave in the wake of his working trip to Shklov District on 18 September, BelTA has learned.

The first topic covered by the report focused on improving the technological and organizational control over major agricultural enterprises, on reinforcing the discipline, and eliminating existing drawbacks. The head of the Belarus President Administration and the president’s aide for Mogilev Oblast had been tasked with sorting out the organization of the work on the ground in detail. This topic is relevant for the entire country as a whole if examples of the local agricultural enterprises Govyady-Agro and Aleksandriyskoye are considered.

The report also covered the availability of human resources, the optimization of costs at all stages, and oversight over the work on the ground. Workers of industrial enterprises of the city of Mogilev were employed to help accomplish the tasks formulated by the head of state.

The report also mentioned the continued harvesting of agricultural crops and autumn field work in Mogilev Oblast. So far the region has harvested grain crops, leguminous crops, and rapeseed. The sowing of winter rapeseed exceeds the targeted figure, this is why Nadezhda Kotkovets emphasized the economic efficiency of this crop. As much as 46 % of the targeted area has been sown with winter cereals. The president was informed that Mogilev Oblast agrarians have everything they need, including mineral fertilizers, in order to finish the sowing of winter crops within an optimal agrotechnical timeframe.

The report also covered the president’s instructions concerning potato farming, the expansion of target markets, and efforts to increase production volumes. Nadezhda Kotkovets assured Aleksandr Lukashenko that tried-and-tested technologies for production and storage, good domestic crop varieties are available for accomplishing this task. It is now of paramount importance to look for additional target markets. Undivided attention will be paid to the matter soon.