BELARUS HAS TO MAKE AN EXTRA EFFORT TO CHANGE INVESTORS’ PERCEPTIONS

Young Chul Kim (courtesy of the World Bank)

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After nearly a quarter of a century of development cooperation with Belarus, the World Bank’s active project portfolio has reached $1 billion. The organisation is now engaged in projects in just about all major development areas and maintains a strong policy dialogue on the country’s structural reforms’ agenda.

Young Chul Kim, the World Bank’s country manager for Belarus, talked to Andrew Wrobel about the opportunities for sustained growth that exist in Belarus and the changes the country is making in order to attract more foreign investment. They also discussed the advantages that the country has to boast about.