Belarus to Export Dairy to Africa: Feeding Children, Boosting Economy

Belarus to Export Dairy Products to Africa: A Step Towards Economic Growth and Child Nutrition MINSK, BELARUS – In a recent meeting, Belarusian officials discussed a plan to export surplus dairy products, particularly butter and milk powder, to Africa. This initiative aims to address the country's current oversupply while simultaneously contributing to improved child nutrition in African nations. The plan was revealed during a meeting attended by President Alexander Lukashenko and other government officials. "We are now cooperating with Africa," stated one official, highlighting the collaborative nature of the project. "They need everything — food products, including baby food." The president emphasized the importance of economic growth and the need to move forward with this initiative. He also mentioned successful sales of other products, except for butter, indicating a focus on resolving this specific market challenge. The initiative involves processing excess milk into milk powder, creating a product suitable for transportation and storage. The plan includes creating a high-quality product at a competitive price, ensuring its success in the African market. This strategic move represents a significant step towards strengthening economic ties between Belarus and Africa, while simultaneously addressing critical humanitarian needs.