A representative of the Belarusian Chamber of Commerce and Industry has been appointed in Omsk region.

A ceremonial opening of the Belarusian Chamber of Commerce and Industry's representative office took place in Omsk region, marking the establishment of the fourth office of the Chamber in the Russian Federation. Sergey Nabeshko, the general director of the Minsk branch of the Belarusian Chamber, presented the certificate of official representative to Ivan Velichev, director of LLC "Holding Velkom." This appointment opens new opportunities for developing business cooperation and promoting Belarusian products in the markets of Omsk region and Russia.

The certificate presentation ceremony occurred during the visit of the governor of the Minsk region, Aleksey Kushnarenko, to Omsk. During the visit, a meeting of the Joint Commission on Trade, Economic, and Investment Cooperation took place, along with the opening of an exhibition hall for Belarusian agricultural machinery at the site of JSC "Agrocomplex Base," and the expansion of a multi-brand center for Belarusian machinery at the "Velkom" holding.

The governor of the Minsk region emphasized the significance of the status awarded to LLC "Holding Velkom" as an official representative of the Belarusian Chamber: "One of the highest recognitions you have received today is the status of official representative of the Belarusian Chamber of Commerce and Industry. This is a sign of special trust and respect towards you."

For reference, LLC "Holding Velkom" is one of the leaders supplying machinery, spare parts, and equipment for agriculture in Omsk region. The company is an official dealer of the largest Russian and Belarusian engineering plants and provides service support with mobile teams.

The establishment of the new representative office of the Belarusian Chamber and the expansion of multi-brand centers create a modern platform for effective business interaction, experience exchange, and implementation of joint initiatives between Belarusian and Russian business structures. These steps are aimed at strengthening bilateral economic ties and expanding the presence of Belarusian products in the Russian market.