Political Parties
The social and political situation as well as recent events in the republic demonstrate that one of the most important foundations of progressive development, independence, and integrity of the state is the society’s consolidation on the basis of common political ideas.
On 14 February 2023 the Head of State Aleksandr Lukashenko signed the Law of the Republic of Belarus “On amending the laws on activities of political parties and other public associations”.
On the one hand, the innovations contained in this Law have made it possible to advance the development of the political party system and the civil society in our country to a higher level. On the other hand, they have allowed intensifying the work of political parties, increasing its efficiency and constructive interaction with government agencies. The legislative measures resulted in a significant enlargement of political parties and a stronger role citizens play in the country’s political life.
Political parties, which operation corresponds to the main directions of the domestic policy and the foreign one, operate in the political field of the Republic of Belarus today. Their operation also corresponds to the national security concept of our state:
- the Belarusian Party Belaya Rus;
- the Communist Party of Belarus;
- the Liberal Democratic Party of Belarus;
- the Republican Labor and Justice Party.
The political parties, which are registered in the republic, represent the most important part of the civil society and significantly influence the formation of the system of values of the country’s citizens, their worldview and political convictions.