Belarus
India’s relations with Belarus have been traditionally warm and cordial. India was one of the first countries to recognize Belarus as independent country in 1991. Formal diplomatic relations were established and the Indian diplomatic mission in Minsk was opened in 1992 and Belarus opened its Mission in New Delhi in 1998. India and Belarus enjoy good understanding and commonality of views on various matters and cooperate with each other in multilateral fora on issues of mutual interest.
Capacity Building & Other Exchanges
- IT, healthcare, financial services, transport and logistics are other potential areas of cooperation. As for the energy sector, India has participated in the reconstruction of Grodno power plant in Belarus. BHEL supplied and installed equipment and machinery for Grodno Power Project II.
- MoU between Indian Council of Agricultural Research, New Delhi, India and Belarusian State Agricultural Academy, Gorki, Belarus for Cooperation in Agricultural Research and Education.
- MoU between the Indian Council of World Affairs (New Delhi, India) and Belarusian Institute of Strategic Research on Cooperation in the field of research.
- Protocol of 11th Session of India-Belarus Inter-Governmental Commission on Economic, Trade, Industrial, Scientific, Technological and Cultural Cooperation.
