Примеры использования Belarusian export на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Belarusian exports amounted $19 million.
In 2011, Syria's import of steel from Belarus constituted 71.2% of the total Belarusian exports to the country.
All the same, Belarusian exports to Russia fell by over 10% last year.
In 2008, there was a sharp increase in trade between Belarus and Cuba and Belarusian exports to Cuba more than doubled.
Starting from 2000, Belarusian export to the EU increased by more than 20 times.
The exchange rate policy was first of all aimed to support the country's financial stability and maintain Belarusian export competitiveness.
The dependence on Belarusian export supplies becomes critical for Ukraine in this market.
The deepening economic crisis in Russia produced a devastating impact on Belarus, causing a dramatic reduction in trade turnover andsignificant losses of Belarusian exporting companies.
In 2008, Belarusian exports to Cuba more than doubled compared with 2007 237 per cent.
In 2012, tractors and truck tractors constituted 74% of the total Belarusian export to Pakistan(USD 39.8 million out of USD 53.9 million).
Belarusian export volume exceeds USD20 million per annum with about 30 developing countries.
These products are also important Belarusian export items in trade with candidate countries Annex 2.
Belarusian exports to the EU shrank to US$ 7.6 billion, down nearly 50 per cent compared to 2008.
Specific manufacturing projects and commodity groups(growth points) were mentioned- FDI in these initiatives andcommodities will make it possible to diversify currency proceeds from Belarusian export sales.
In January-June 2017, the Belarusian export to the EU amounted to US$ 3.6 billion, import reached US$ 3.0 billion.
The Committee notes that bilateral trade, along with its expansion and some improvements of its commodity pattern,maintains definite disproportions connected primarily with a small share of technical machinery in the Belarusian exports to China.
In January- August 2014, Belarusian export deliveries to Ukraine fell by more than 5% year-on-year.
When working on the list of recommendations, the experts explored the existing blind spots in the applicable regulatory framework, state institutional structure, possibilities for implementing international practices in raising foreign direct investments, andidentified the most promising groups of commodities for investment for the purpose of enhancing the competitiveness of Belarusian export supplies.
The recovery of Belarusian export supplies to Russia predictably slowed, notably through a reduction in deliveries of food and tractors.
In the case of oil price above USD 50 per barrel, trade conflicts between Belarus andRussia are likely to fade, and demand for Belarusian export goods on the Russian market may increase in quantitative and monetary terms food, machinery and equipment, household appliances.
Most of the Belarusian exports to China are raw materials and low added-value products of the extractive and chemical industries.
As to the regime for applying the non-tariff-based restrictions practised in the EU,it will be necessary to analyse developments in the EU's negotiations with candidate countries carefully to see whether they may keep their national non-tariff-based restrictions on Belarusian exports during the transitional period, so that anti-dumping measures by the EU on the categories of products referred to above are avoided.
In 2012, Belarusian exports shrank in comparison with 2011 as against the imports from China, so the deficit has approached USD 2 bn.
It should be emphasized here that the tariff barriers for Belarusian exports to EU member countries are significantly lower(3% less on average) than for exports of goods from those countries to Belarus 14% more.
Belarusian export items vary more in relations with the countries that have been maintaining active political cooperation China, Iran, Venezuela, Cuba, and Turkey.
Although as a result of the negotiations in 1999 it was, moreover,possible to improve the terms for Belarusian exports substantially, the quota levels set by the European Union for a large number of categories of textile products still do not match Belarusian exporting enterprises' capabilities.
This demonstrates that Belarusian exports are heavily dependent not only on the global market environment but on the economies of the country's major trading partners in particular.
The narrowness of the Belarusian export line in relations with developing countries has not been eliminated and, on the contrary, has become more obvious.
More than 52 percent of the total Belarusian export of services makes up transport services, reflecting favorable geographical position of the Republic of Belarus.