Belarus, Mexico Sign Deal to Strengthen Ties
Lukashenko, Obrador Meet in Mexico City
Minsk, Belarus – The President of Belarus, Aleksandr Lukashenko, and the President of Mexico, Andrés Manuel López Obrador, have signed a deal to strengthen ties between the two countries. The deal, which was signed in Mexico City on Tuesday, covers a wide range of areas, including trade, investment, and cultural cooperation.
Trade and Investment
The deal is expected to boost trade between Belarus and Mexico, which currently stands at around $200 million per year. The two countries have agreed to work together to increase trade volumes in the coming years, and they have identified a number of specific sectors where they see potential for growth.
In addition to trade, the deal also includes provisions to encourage investment between the two countries. Belarus is offering a number of incentives to Mexican investors, including tax breaks and access to government-owned land.
Cultural Cooperation
The deal also includes a number of provisions to promote cultural cooperation between Belarus and Mexico. The two countries have agreed to exchange students and teachers, and they will work together to organize joint cultural events.
The deal is a significant step forward in relations between Belarus and Mexico. It is expected to boost trade and investment between the two countries, and it will also help to strengthen their cultural ties.
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