Lukashenka approved economic development plans for the country for 2027
Belarusian authorities expect the economy to grow by 1.9%, real incomes by 3%, and inflation not to exceed 6% in 2027. Alexander Lukashenka signed the corresponding decrees No. 342 and No. 343.

According to the approved forecast, investments in fixed capital should increase by 3.1%, and the export of goods and services by 2.9%. Export growth is planned to be ensured through cooperation with China, Russia, CIS countries, and the so-called "far arc" countries.
The government must approve a detailed plan for socio-economic development for 2027 within two months.
A separate decree on monetary policy stipulates that Belarus's international reserve assets must amount to no less than $12.8 billion. The volume of investment financing is planned to increase by at least 13%, and the share of problem bank assets should not exceed 10%.
Lukashenka also approved the submission of draft republican budget, amendments to the Tax Code, and the budget of the Social Protection Fund for 2027 to the House of Representatives.
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