Moments

Journalists working with the Head of State know that most of the time the President's working trips go beyond the plan. Whenever he makes a speech, or talks to people Aleksandr Lukashenko would always go off script. This improvisation creates very unique Moments, the best footage which will remain in the history of independent Belarus.

Every spring when nature recovers from winter sleep the head of state works with fellow Belarusians to brush up various facilities and premises across the country. Among them were the Dynamo Stadium that hosted the 2^nd European Games, a children’s polyclinic, the Stalin Line complex where 75 oaks were planted in the run-up to the 75^th anniversary of Belarus’ liberation in order to remind today’s generation about the feat of their ancestors.

In turn, young people are invited to attend a ball in the Palace of Independence, which is another beautiful new tradition of sovereign Belarus. The austere and officially-looking palace embraces the atmosphere of elegance and grace. The palace welcomes hundreds of talented, academically successful  high school and university students. The Belarusian President also takes part in the event.

Belarus is an open country, a country where roads are smooth and winds are easy. This is appreciated by numerous visitors, including bikers from all over the world who often lay their routes via Belarus. The Head of State also likes riding a motorcycle. Quite a few times the President and his sons drove motorcycles at the head of the column of bikers. Aleksandr Lukashenko is an experienced motorcyclist. He had a Yava and a Minsk before his presidency. Some people will say it is just a hobby, others will see big politics. Dozens of flags of western and eastern countries are flying above the bikers’ column. Hundreds of bikers are riding alongside the President. They are welcome guests in Belarus as the participants of the bikers’ festival do not need visas.