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WORKSHOPS ON SMART CITIES FOR THE ADMINISTRATIONS OF THE REGIONS OF THE REPUBLIC OF BELARUS


​​​​ RI 5: Development of smart cities and communities​ ​​​
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​The Belarusian State Academy of Telecommunications, together with the International Telecommunication Union, on the initiative of the Ministry of Communications and Informatization of the Republic of Belarus, is holding workshops​ “Digital Development of Administrative-Territorial Units”. The workshops are held as part of the implementation of the ITU-D Regional Initiative for the CIS "Smart Cities and Communities" and the National Program of the Republic of Belarus "Smart City"​.

In 2023, two seminars were organized “Digital development of administrative-territorial units”
  • the seminar for representatives of administrations of administrative-territorial units of the Mogilev region was held on 8-9 June, 2023. More information about the progress and results of the seminar in the Mogilev region can be found at the link​;
  • the seminar for representatives of administrative-territorial units of the Grodno region was held on5-6 October, 2023. More information about the progress and results of the seminar in the Grodno region can be found at the link.
The first workshops were held in 2022 in Molodechno and Pinsk for the Brest and Minsk regions. ​The seminars were attended by over 200 specialists, who were shown the technical solutions proposed for implementation in a smart city, as well as the opportunities they provide to the population and business.​​ You can find out more about the workshop organized in 2022 at the link.


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