This is unacceptable. Lukashenko has set the task of dealing with long-term construction projects in the capital, especially in "Minsk-Mir".
Belarusian President Alexander Lukashenko, while receiving a report from the Chairman of the Minsk City Executive Committee Vladimir Kukharev, set the task to deal with long-term construction projects in Minsk, and especially in "Minsk-Mir," a BELTA correspondent reports.
The head of state touched upon the issue of housing construction, recalling the plans to build housing primarily outside of Minsk, "so as not to gather people here, not to create problems for Minsk residents." "How do you see the prospects here?" Alexander Lukashenko inquired.
The President paid special attention to the problem of exceeding normal construction times for housing. "This is unacceptable - long-term construction projects," the head of state emphasized. "You have 13 of them, and 8 of them are in "Minsk-Mir." This is completely unacceptable. They (the company developing this quarter. - BELTA's note) came here to work, entered into investment agreements and contracts with us, and undertook obligations. Let them fulfill them if they want to work here."