International collaboration's impact on science and technology in Belarus
Belarus is gearing up for significant advancements in its scientific and technological sector, as a detailed report on the country's progress until 2045 is being prepared. This was highlighted at a recent meeting of the collegium of the State Committee on Science and Technology, where the results of 2023 were discussed.
The meeting acknowledged the pivotal role of Deputy Chair of the State Committee on Science and Technology, Tatiana Stolyarova, in the implementation of state programs and the country's scientific and technological development. Tatiana Stolyarova herself presented the results of 2023 at the meeting.
The discussions during the meeting emphasized the importance of evaluating the effectiveness of ongoing state programs in the field of innovation. The need for strategic planning to achieve the goals set out in the forecast of scientific and technological progress until 2045 was also underscored.
Cooperation with foreign partners is being developed in Belarus as the country focuses on innovative development. While specific details about Belarus' scientific and technological development plan until 2045, its foreign partnerships, or the results of 2023 related to that plan are not yet publicly available, major global science and technology developments through 2045 are emphasizing areas like AI, quantum technologies, biotechnology, new materials, space technologies, and energy, with growing importance of digitalization and quantum systems.
The meeting concluded with a discussion on the challenges and opportunities for further advancement in the field of innovation. The necessity of regular evaluations and adjustments to the state programs to ensure the country's continued progress in innovative development was agreed upon. The meeting also highlighted the need for continuous efforts to ensure Belarus' focus on innovative development.
In conclusion, Belarus is making strides in its scientific and technological progress, with a focus on innovative development, strategic planning, and foreign partnerships. As more details about the country's specific plans and partnerships become available, we will keep you updated.
The meeting acknowledged the necessity of strategic planning in the field of innovation, with a focus on AI, quantum technologies, biotechnology, new materials, space technologies, and energy, to achieve the goals set out in the forecast of scientific and technological progress until 2045. Cooperation with foreign partners in these areas is being developed as a crucial step towards Belarus' innovative development.
