Regarding the preparation of a new decree that will regulate the work of the Hi-Tech Park, reported Anna Rabava, head of the Secretariat of the HTP Supervisory Board. According to her, the draft document is currently undergoing approval in state bodies.
According to Anna Rabava, the conditions for working in the field of high technologies cannot be considered constant, as other countries are also constantly improving their conditions and creating more preferential regimes to attract business and capture markets and audience. Therefore, Belarus is also forced to adapt its institutional requirements.
Rabava reported that the so-called decree "HTP 3.0" is currently being prepared for adoption. After the completion of its approval in state bodies, the new norms are planned to be presented to the public.
On September 17, a meeting of the Supervisory Board of the Hi-Tech Park took place, chaired by Prime Minister of Belarus Alexander Turchin. The meeting considered issues of registering new HTP residents and approving business projects. In addition, the inclusion of a new type of activity using additive technologies, as well as issues of the cryptosphere, were discussed.
According to Anna Rabava, applications from more than 30 companies are being considered at the meeting. Only a small part of them work on a custom model, while the rest use a product or mixed model.
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