Belarus in Figures 2012

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NATIONAL STATISTICAL COMMITTEE

OF THE REPUBLIC OF BELARUS

BELARUS IN FIGURESSTATISTICALREFERENCEBOOK

MINSK

2012


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Editorial board:

V.I.Zinovsky - Chairman

I.A.ostevich, I.S.Kangro, E.I.ukharevich, E.M.Palkovskaya

The statistical reference book provides brief information on

socio-economic situation in the Republic of Belarus.

Selected data for 2010 are revised as compared to those

published earlier, in some cases data for 2011 are preliminary

and are subject to revision in further issues.

Data are provided according to OKED.

Explanation of symbols:

not applicable

data not available

0,0 negligible magnitude

National Statistical Committee

of the Republic of Belarus

e-mail: [email protected]

http: //www.belstat.gov.by

ISBN 978-985-6858-97-3


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MAIN CHARACTERISTICS OF THE REPUBLIC OF BELARUS

MAIN CHARACTERISTICS


Land area 207,6 thous.km2 (39% - forests,

2% - water, 43% - agricultural land,

16% - other land)

Populationas of January 1, 2012 9 465,2 thous.

Capital Minsk - 1 885,1 thous. population

Extension from North to South - 560 km,

from West to East - 650 km

Longest rivers

within the boundaries

of the country, km

Dnepr - 700, Berezina - 561,

Pripyat - 495, Sozh - 493,

Neman - 436, Ptich - 421

Largest lakes, km2 Naroch - 79,6, Osveyskoye - 52,8,

Chervonoye - 40,8

Highest point above

sea level

345 m (the Dzerzhinskaya mountain,

Dzerzhinsk district, Minsk region)

Lowest place above

sea level

80 - 90 m (valley of the Neman river,

Grodno region)Average temperatures

in 2011

January - (-3,70), July - (+20,20)

The Republic of Belarus is ranked thirteenth among the

European countries for its land area and fifth among the CIS

countries for its population size after Russia, Ukraine, Uzbekistan

and Kazakhstan.


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STATE STRUCTURE


The Republic of Belarus is a unitary, democratic, socially

oriented and legal state.

Supreme power in the Republic of Belarus is vested in the

President of the Republic of Belarus, the Parliament and theGovernment of the Republic of Belarus, and judicial bodies of

the Republic of Belarus.

The President of the Republic of Belarus is the Head of State.

The Parliament - the National Assembly of the Republic of

Belarus - is the representative and legislative authority of the

Republic of Belarus consisting of two chambers - the House ofRepresentatives and the Council of the Republic.

Executive power in the Republic of Belarus is vested in the

Government - the Council of Ministers of the Republic of Belarus.


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ADMINISTRATIVE-TERRITORIAL DIVISION


as of January 1, 2012

Regions 6

Districts 118

Cities and towns 112

Districts in cities and towns 24

Urban-type settlements 92

Rural localities 23 389


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MAIN SOCIO-ECONOMIC INDICATORS1)

2005 2009 2010 2011

Population size(end of year), thous. 9 630,4 9 500,0 9 481,2 9 465,2

Average annualnumber of employed

in the economy,thous. 4 414,1 4 643,9 4 665,9 4 632,0

Gross domesticproduct, bn rubles 65 067 137 442 164 476 274 282

Industrial production,bn rubles 64 502 129 374 166 953 336 962

Fixed capital

investment,bn rubles 15 096 43 378 55 381 90 845

Commissioningof residentialbuildings, thous. m2of total floor space 3 785,5 5 710,5 6 629,9 5 487,0

Agricultural producein farms of all types,

bn rubles 12 880 26 799 36 131 56 741

Agricultural producein farms of all types,thous. tonnes:

grains and legumes(weight afterprocessing) 6 421 8 510 6 988 8 375


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1) Data in value terms are given at actual prices.2) Data of the National Bank of the Republic of Belarus.

2005 2009 2010 2011

Continued

sales of livestockand poultry(live weight) 1 024 1 335 1 400 1 464

production of milk 5 676 6 577 6 624 6 504

production of eggs,mln. pieces 3 103 3 430 3 536 3 752

Retail turnoverthrough all salesoutlets, bn rubles 23 951 52 033 64 865 109 341

Paid services forpopulation, bn rubles 6 776 14 223 15 691 21 520

Volume of foreigntrade in goods and

services2)

, bn USD 36,0 55,3 67,3 95,0exports 18,2 24,9 29,9 46,7

imports 17,8 30,4 37,4 48,3

balance 0,4 -5,5 -7,5 -1,6

potatoes 8 185 7 125 7 831 7 721

vegetables 2 007 2 308 2 335 1 979

flax fibre 50 47 46 46

sugar beet 3 065 3 970 3 773 4 485


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INDICES OF MAIN SOCIO-ECONOMIC INDICATORS

(constant prices)

2005 2009 2010 2011

Gross domestic

product2005=100 100 132,0 142,2 149,7

previous year=100 109,4 100,2 107,7 105,3

Industrial production

2005=100 100 130,2 145,5 158,7

previous year=100 110,0 96,9 111,7 109,1

Fixed capital investment

2005=100 100 198,6 230,0 260,7

previous year=100 120,0 104,7 115,8 111,1

Commissioning of residential

buildings

2005=100 100 150,9 175,1 144,9previous year=100 108,1 112,3 116,1 82,8

Agricultural produce in farms

of all types

2005=100 100 121,2 124,2 132,4

previous year=100 101,7 101,0 102,5 106,6


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Continued

Retail turnover through all

sales outlets

2005=100 100 167,4 193,7 207,5

previous year=100 120,4 103,5 115,7 107,1

Paid services for population

2005=100 100 145,2 161,9 171,1

previous year=100 115,3 102,8 111,5 105,7

2005 2009 2010 2011

Real disposable money

incomes of population

2005=100 100 152,0 174,5 171,7

previous year=100 118,1 103,7 114,8 98,4

Real wages and salaries

2005=100 100 140,7 161,8 165,01)

previous year=100 120,9 100,1 115,0 101,31)

Real pensions (end of year)

2005=100 100 136,5 169,1 130,3

previous year=100 113,2 100,2 123,9 77,1

Consumer price index2) 108,0 110,1 109,9 208,7

Industrial producer price

index2) 111,0 111,3 118,9 249,6

1) Excluding small businesses of non-state ownership.2) December to December of the previous year.


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POPULATION

POPULATION

POPULATION SIZE1)

(beginning of year; thous.)

2006 2010 2011 2012

Total population 9 630,4 9 500,0 9 481,2 9 465,2

urban 6 956,7 7 077,1 7 122,4 7 175,0

rural 2 673,7 2 422,9 2 358,8 2 290,2

men 4 489,2 4 418,3 4 408,2 4 398,3women 5 141,2 5 081,7 5 073,0 5 066,9

1) Data are adjusted based on 2009 Population Census results.

AGE-SEX POPULATION PYRAMID

(as of January 1, 2012; persons)

age, years

Males Females

500000300000100000

0 - 4

10 - 14

20 - 24

30 - 34

40 - 44

50 - 54

60 - 64

70 - 74

80 - 84

500000 300000 100000

5 - 9

15 - 19

25 - 29

35 - 39

45 - 49

55 - 59

65 - 69

75 - 79

85+


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POPULATION

2005 2009 2010 2011

Total

Births, thous. 90,5 109,3 108,0 109,2

of which:

girls

boys

44,1

46,4

53,0

56,3

52,3

55,7

53,1

56,1

Deaths, thous. 141,9 135,1 137,1 135,1

of which infant deaths

under 1 year 0,6 0,5 0,4 0,4

Natural increase,

decrease (-) of population,

thous. -51,4 -25,8 -29,1 -25,9

NATURAL POPULATION MOVEMENT

Per 1000 population

Births, persons 9,4 11,5 11,4 11,5

of which:

girls

boys

4,6

4,8

5,6

5,9

5,5

5,9

5,6

5,9

Deaths, persons 14,7 14,2 14,4 14,3

of which infant deaths

under 1 year1) 7,1 4,7 4,0 3,9

Natural increase,

decrease (-) of population,

persons -5,3 -2,7 -3,0 -2,8

1) Per 1000 births.


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POPULATION

MARRIAGES AND DIVORCES

PER 1000 POPULATION

9,2

8,18,38,17,6

4,13,93,73,8

3,2

0

1

2

3

4

5

6

7

8

9

10

2005 2008 2009 2010 2011

Marriages Divorces


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POPULATION

MEN AND WOMEN

BY MARITAL STATUS

(population census data)

Men Women

1999 2009 1999 2009

Thousand persons

Total population

aged 15+ 3 712,8 3 700,0 4 371,8 4 403,0

never married 900,7 988,4 735,8 793,7

married 2 441,2 2 281,6 2 453,5 2 305,4

widowed 122,8 134,0 768,9 810,4

divorced and

separated 245,9 269,9 411,7 463,5

Percent of total

Total population

aged 15+ 100 100 100 100

never married 24,3 26,7 16,8 18,0

married 65,7 61,7 56,1 52,4

widowed 3,3 3,6 17,6 18,4

divorced

and separated 6,6 7,3 9,4 10,5


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POPULATION

POPULATION OF THE MOST NUMEROUS ETHNICITIES


1979 1989 1999 2009

Thousand persons

Total population 9 532,5 10 151,8 10045,2 9503,8

Belarusian 7568,0 7904,6 8159,1 7957,3

Russian 1134,1 1342,1 1141,7 785,1

Polish 403,2 417,7 395,7 294,5

Ukrainian 231,0 291,0 237,0 158,7

Jewish 135,4 112,0 27,8 12,9

Percent of total

Total population 100 100 100 100

Belarusian 79,4 77,9 81,2 83,7

Russian 11,9 13,2 11,4 8,3

Polish 4,2 4,1 3,9 3,1

Ukrainian 2,4 2,9 2,4 1,7

Jewish 1,4 1,1 0,3 0,1


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POPULATION

1979 1989 1999 2009

Thousand persons

Total population aged 15+ 7 324,6 7 814,8 8084,6 8103,0

of which with:

higher education 511,9 843,2 1 133,5 1 530,6

secondary specialisededucation, vocational-technical education, generalsecondary education,

general basic education 4 261,3 5 179,4 5 758,4 5 792,1general primary education 1 555,2 1 186,0 1 103,6 493,2

Percent of total

Total population aged 15+ 100 100 100 100

of which with:

higher education 7,0 10,8 14,0 18,9secondary specialisededucation, vocational-technical education, generalsecondary education,general basic education

general primary education

58,2

21,2

66,2

15,2

71,2

13,7

71,4

6,1

POPULATION BY EDUCATIONAL ATTAINMENT



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POPULATION

CITIES AND TOWNS WITH 100 000 AND MORE POPULATION

(thous. persons)

Population census data As of January 1,

20121999 2009

Minsk 1 681 1 837 1 885

Gomel1) 486 492 508

Mogilev 356 358 363

Vitebsk1) 348 355 367

Grodno 302 328 347

Brest 286 310 321

Bobruysk 221 215 217Baranovichy 167 168 170

Borisov 151 147 146

Orsha1) 136 133 132

Pinsk 130 130 134

Mozyr 110 109 111

Novopolotsk1) 106 104 106

Soligorsk 101 102 104

1) Including human settlements subordinate to municipal councils.


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POPULATION

INTERNATIONAL MIGRATION

(persons)

2008 2009 2010 2011

Total immigrants 17 413 19 892 17 169 17 510

of which:

from CIS countries1) 14 239 15 582 14 303 14 690

from non-CIS countries2) 3 174 4 310 2 866 2 820

Total emigrants 9 268 7 643 6 866 7 610

of which:

to CIS countries1) 6 856 5 313 5 040 5 799

to non-CIS countries2) 2 412 2 330 1 826 1 811

Net migration 8 145 12 249 10 303 9 900

of which:

CIS countries1) 7 383 10 269 9 263 8 891

non-CIS countries2) 762 1 980 1 040 1 009

1) Since 2009, excluding Georgia.2) Since 2009, including Georgia.


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LABOUR AND EMPLOYMENT


LABOUR RESOURCES1)

(yearly average; thous. persons)

2005 2009 2010 20112)

Total labour resources 6 106 6 082 6 079 6 070

of which:

able-bodied population

at working age 5 838 5 778 5 742 5 733

persons over and under

working age employed

in the economy 268 304 337 337

Of total labour resources,

economically active

population 4 491 4 686 4 705 4 664

of which:

employed 4 414 4 644 4 666 4 632

registered unemployed 77 42 39 32

1) Including results of 2009 population census.2) Estimates.


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1) Estimates.

DISTRIBUTION OF EMPLOYED POPULATION

BY ECONOMIC ACTIVITIES IN 20111)

(percent of total employed)

9,9

7,5

8,6

10,3

24,6

13,7

25,4

Industry

Agriculture, hunting and forestry

Construction

Transport and communications

Trade; repair of motor vehicles andhousehold and personal goods

Education

Other


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NUMBER OF UNEMPLOYED

REGISTERED WITH AGENCIES FOR LABOUR,

EMPLOYMENT AND SOCIAL PROTECTION

(end of year)

2005 2009 2010 2011

Number of unemployed,thous. 67,9 40,3 33,1 28,2

of which women 46,8 23,0 17,4 15,2

Share of women in total

number of unemployed,

percent 68,9 57,0 52,6 54,1

Registered unemployment

rate (percent

of economically active

population) 1,5 0,9 0,7 0,6


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LIVING STANDARDS AND SOCIAL SPHERE


MAIN INDICATORS OF LIVING STANDARDS

2005 2009 2010 2011

Money incomes

of population, bn rubles 38 622 87 401 108 468 164980Per capita money incomes,thous. rubles per month 333,0 766,1 952,4 1 451,3

Real disposable moneyincomes of population

2005=100 100 152,0 174,5 171,7

previous year =100 118,1 103,7 114,8 98,4

Nominal gross averagemonthly wages andsalaries , thous. rubles 463,7 981,6 1 217,3 1 925,31)

Real wages and salaries

2005=100 100 140,7 161,8 165,01)

previous year =100 120,9 100,1 115,0 101,31)

Average pension (endof year), thous. rubles 211,0 429,5 584,7 940,4

Real pension (end of year)

2005=100 100 136,5 169,1 130,3

previous year =100 113,2 100,2 123,9 77,1

1) Excluding small businesses of non-state ownership.


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STRUCTURE OF MONEY INCOMES OF POPULATION

(percent of total)

100

65,1

63,9

64,3

63,1

65,4

8,9

11,6

11,4

12,7

11,3 19,5

20,4

20,2

20,6

22,2

2,5

2,5

2,8

1,6

2,0

1,9

1,3

1,3

1,3

2,22005

2008

2009

2010

2011

Labour remuneration

Transfers to populationProperty incomes

Other incomes

Incomes from entrepreneurial and other income-producing activities


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NOMINAL GROSS AVERAGE MONTHLY WAGES AND

SALARIES BY ECONOMIC ACTIVITIES

(thous. rubles)

2009 2010 20111)

Agriculture, hunting

and forestry 686,2 840,1 1 331,4

Industry 1 051,2 1 315,0 2 171,4

Construction 1 238,4 1 497,5 2 161,9

Trade; repair of motor

vehicles and household

and personal goods 852,0 1 041,9 1 783,9

Hotels and restaurants 640,4 784,5 1 326,0

Transport and

communications 1 058,0 1 327,9 2 091,7

Financial activities 1 776,6 2 140,3 3 333,3

Real estate, rental,

leasing and business

services 1 234,0 1 501,3 2 389,4

Education 703,0 893,3 1 489,1

Health and social work 754,5 962,0 1 569,1

Community, social and

personal services 852,2 1 041,5 1 669,7



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REAL WAGES AND SALARIES

BY ECONOMIC ACTIVITIES

(percent of the previous year)

2009 2010 20111)

Agriculture, hunting

and forestry 103,2 113,5 103,3

Industry 96,8 116,0 103,6

Construction 102,5 112,2 89,8

Trade; repair of motor


and personal goods 103,7 113,5 101,6

Hotels and restaurants 101,1 113,6 103,3

Transport and

communications 101,9 116,4 95,8

Financial activities 108,1 111,8 101,6

Real estate, rental,

leasing and business

services 103,8 112,9 98,7

Education 97,7 117,9 109,3

Health and social work 96,5 118,3 107,0

Community, social and

personal services 103,1 113,4 101,9



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NUMBER OF PENSIONERS REGISTERED

WITH AGENCIES FOR LABOUR, EMPLOYMENT

AND SOCIAL PROTECTION

(end of year)

2005 2009 2010 2011

Total pensioners, thous. 2 445 2 454 2 469 2 487

of which receiving

pensions:

old age 1 903 1 956 1 977 2 002

disability 308 281 274 270

survivor 157 135 132 125

long-service 18 25 28 30

social 52 52 53 55

As percentage of total age

pensioners:

men under

60 years old 2,4 2,2 2,1 2,1women under

55 years old 2,3 1,9 1,9 1,8


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MAIN INDICATORS OF EDUCATION

(beginning of academic year)

2005/06

2009/10

2010/11

2011/12

Number of institutionsteaching generalsecondary education

programmes 4 187 3 719 3 654 3 707number of pupils therein,thous. 1 240,9 1 006,7 962,3 938,1

Number of institutionsteaching secondaryspecialised educationprogrammes 204 211 214 220

number of students

therein, thous. 154,1 166,6 167,6 162,9per 10 000 population,students 160 175 177 172

graduates, thous. 49,3 42,5 45,3 46,2

per 10 000 population,specialists 51 45 48 49

Number of highereducation institutions 55 53 55 55

number of studentstherein, thous. 383,0 430,4 442,9 445,6

per 10 000 population,students 398 453 467 471

graduates, thous. 53,6 74,0 73,3 75,8

per 10 000 population,specialists 56 78 77 80


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STUDENTS IN SECONDARY SPECIALISED AND HIGHER

EDUCATION PER 10 000 POPULATION

(beginning of academic year; persons)

Higher education students

Secondary specialized education students

398

160

453

175

467

177

471

172

0

100

200

300

400

500

2005/06 2009/10 2010/11 2011/12


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NUMBER OF FOREIGN NATIONAL STUDENTS

IN HIGHER EDUCATION INSTITUTIONS

(beginning of academic year)

2005/

06

2009/

10

2010/

11

2011/

12

Number of foreign national

students, persons 5 304 8 021 9 357 11 168

of which nationals of:

Turkmenistan 67 2 051 3 408 5 134

Russia 2 202 2 193 2 197 2 163

China 915 1 067 1 227 1 285

Azerbaijan 24 179 272 299

Sri Lanka 98 274 274 266

Ukraine 154 213 196 181

Lebanon 318 197 162 167

Iran 288 178 156 162

Syria 402 209 151 131Turkey 44 81 105 114


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NUMBER OF STUDENTS IN HIGHER EDUCATION

BY EDUCATION DOMAINS

(beginning of 2011/2012 academic year; percent of total)

5,4

18,94,6

11,0

40,5

6,3

5,5

7,8

Humanities, arts and design

Teacher education. Professional education

Communications. Law. Economics.Administration. Economics and management of production

Engineering and technologies

Architecture and construction

Agriculture and forestry. Landscape architecture

Health and social securit

Othe


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THEATRES AND MUSEUMS

(end of year)

2005 2009 2010 2011

Total number of theatres

(professional) 28 27 27 27

of which:opera and ballet 2 1 1 1

drama and musical 18 18 18 18

children and youth 8 8 8 8

Annual attendance, thous. 1 842 1 931 1 981 1 851

Number of museums 139 155 158 160

Annual attendance, thous. 3 976 4 586 4 990 5 299

2005 2009 2010 2011

Number of physical

training and sports

facilities 22 073 25 836 26 173 26 602

Number of persons doing

physical exercise and

sports, thous. 1 236,0 1 520,5 1 585,2 1 719,3

PHYSICAL TRAINING AND SPORTS

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2005 2009 2010 20111)

Number of physicians

of all specialties:

total, thous. 45,6 49,4 50,8 52,1per 10 000 population,

persons 47,4 52,0 53,6 55,1

Number of paramedical

personnel:

total, thous. 118,5 122,2 122,4 121,9

per 10 000 population,

persons 123,1 128,7 129,1 128,8

Number of hospital

organisations, units 711 661 661 661

MAIN INDICATORS OF HEALTH CARE

(end of year)

1) Estimates.

Number of hospital beds

total, thous. 108,8 107,0 108,7 108,2

per 10 000 population, units 113,0 112,6 114,6 114,3

Number of out-patient andpolyclinic organisations, units 2 005 2 205 2 228 2 223


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INTERNATIONAL TOURIST FLOWS1)

Number of travels

of foreign nationals

to the Republic

of Belarus, thous

Number of travels

of nationals of the

Republic of Belarus

abroad, thous

2009 2010 2011 2009 2010 2011

Total 4 871,8 5673,8 5877,2 6439,8 7 464,2 7541,6

of whichby purposeof travel

business 366,8 371,8 413,0 311,4 332,1 339,3

tourism 101,4 79,7 67,5 427,8 286,8 201,0

private 3224,1 3 543,6 3556,7 5455,0 6554,9 6719,8

transit 997,9 1 475,0 1 596,6

transport

service staff 181,5 203,7 243,5 245,6 290,3 281,5

1) Here and further information on the number of travels is based on the data of

the State Border Committee of the Republic of Belarus; persons crossing Russian-

Belarusian part of border as well as arrivals and departures for permanent residenceare not included.


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DATA ON TRAVELS OF FOREIGN NATIONALS

TO THE REPUBLIC OF BELARUS

(thousand travels)

2005 2009 2010 2011

Number of travels 4 737,8 4 871,8 5 673,8 5 877,2

of which fromnon-CIS countries:

Poland 635,3 513,6 572,2 509,1

Latvia 281,3 149,6 139,6 150,4

Germany 66,9 45,5 45,8 42,7

Turkey 8,0 13,9 15,1 16,7

Italy 18,9 14,2 15,4 15,4

Czech Republic 16,7 11,1 13,4 15,2

Estonia 18,1 14,4 15,2 14,9

Israel 9,5 10,0 11,1 11,7

Slovakia 5,2 7,1 8,6 10,4

United Kingdom 8,0 6,9 7,2 9,5

France 15,7 7,5 8,7 9,2

Hungary 8,0 6,1 6,5 8,8

Bulgaria 5,6 3,9 5,8 8,8

United States 8,6 7,5 8,1 7,9


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DATA ON TRAVELS OF NATIONALS

OF THE REPUBLIC OF BELARUS ABROAD

(thousand travels)

2005 2009 2010 2011

Number of travels 6 596,3 6 439,8 7 464,2 7 541,6

of which tonon-CIS countries:

Poland 3 353,0 1 889,3 2 607,3 3 107,4

Lithuania 455,9 637,9 836,2 1 128,4

Latvia 45,9 79,6 85,3 114,3

Turkey 26,0 73,3 89,1 87,9

Germany 172,9 91,2 50,9 54,4

Italy 46,9 46,8 40,4 37,5Austria 27,3 15,6 17,9 24,9

Egypt 6,3 21,1 23,8 18,6

Czech Republic 41,5 34,8 20,3 18,5

Bulgaria 24,2 15,7 21,1 17,7

Israel 13,6 9,7 10,7 10,6

Greece 5,7 5,7 7,4 9,8

United Kingdom 7,4 9,8 9,3 9,5

France 17,1 19,6 19,6 9,0

United ArabEmirates 0,0 5,6 8,3 8,4

Netherlands 13,5 18,7 7,1 7,7

Cyprus 3,5 4,2 5,7 6,4


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GROSS DOMESTIC PRODUCT

2005 2009 2010 2011

GDP (at actualprices), bn rubles 65 067,1 137 442,2 164 476,1 274 282,1

at constant prices

2005=100 100 132,0 142,2 149,7

previous

year=100 109,4 100,2 107,7 105,3

GDP per capita,

thous. rubles 6733,0 14457,3 17330,5 28953,2

GDP per capita,

percent of previous

year 110,2 100,4 107,9 105,5

Labour productivity

index, percent of

previous year 107,3 99,5 107,2 106,0


DYNAMICS OF GROSS DOMESTIC PRODUCT

AND LABOUR PRODUCTIVITY


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STRUCTURE OF GDP PRODUCTION

(percent of total)

Production sector

Services sector

Net taxes on products

46,3 45,5 46,1 47,2

39,7 40,5 41,2 39,5

14,0 14,0 12,7 13,3

2005 2009 2010 2011


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STRUCTURE OF GROSS DOMESTIC PRODUCT


(percent of total)

2005 2009 2010 2011

Gross Domestic Product 100 100 100 100

agriculture, hunting

and forestry 8,4 8,3 9,2 8,6

industry 31,1 28,0 27,2 31,7

construction 6,7 9,1 9,6 6,8

trade; repair of motor

vehicles and householdand personal goods 9,3 11,5 12,1 12,5

transport

and communications 8,1 7,7 7,6 7,2

other economic activities 22,4 21,4 21,6 19,9

net taxes on products 14,0 14,0 12,7 13,3


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INDUSTRY

2005 2009 2010 2011

Industry total 110,0 96,9 111,7 109,1

Mining and quarrying 106,5 103,1 109,8 101,6Manufacturing 111,6 97,3 111,5 110,8

manufacture of food

products, including

beverages, and tobacco 113,0 104,9 110,7 107,5

manufacture of textiles

and textile articles 106,6 90,3 113,5 105,8

manufacture of leather,

articles of leather and

footwear 104,1 95,4 112,8 106,6

processing of wood

and manufacture

of products of wood 107,1 86,4 112,2 105,9

manufacture of pulpand paper; publishing 116,1 93,2 116,8 106,7

manufacture

of petroleum products 109,4 107,8 88,7 118,8

manufacture

of chemicals 105,3 118,5 130,5 103,7

INDICES OF INDUSTRIAL PRODUCTION


(at constant prices; percent of previous year)


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INDUSTRY

manufacture of rubber

and plastics products 123,2 94,0 123,3 109,0

manufacture of othernon-metallic mineral

products 111,3 94,4 112,4 102,3

manufacture of basic

metals and fabricated

metal products 111,6 90,5 122,2 104,9

manufacture

of machinery

and equipment 119,3 88,1 116,7 111,8

manufacture of

electrical, electronic

and optical equipment 109,3 77,9 127,0 111,2

manufacture of

transport vehiclesand equipment 113,0 57,2 119,4 133,2

other industries 109,4 86,6 114,6 108,0

Production and

distribution of electricity,

gas and water 98,9 90,6 114,5 94,1

Continued

2005 2009 2010 2011


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INDUSTRY

STRUCTURE OF INDUSTRIAL PRODUCTION IN 2011

(percent of total)

7,7 1,5

90,8

Mining and quarrying

Manufacturing

Production and distribution of electricity, gas and water


44/100

44

INDUSTRY

STRUCTURE OF MANUFACTURING

(percent of total)

2005 2009 2010 2011

Manufacturing 100 100 100 100

manufacture

of food products,includingbeverages,and tobacco 20,1 22,9 22,4 20,4

manufacture oftextiles and textilearticles 4,6 3,9 3,8 3,4

manufacture ofleather, articlesof leather andfootwear 1,0 0,9 0,9 0,9

processing of woodand manufactureof products of wood 2,2 1,8 1,7 1,6

manufacture ofpulp and paper;publishing 2,2 2,1 2,1 1,7

manufacture ofcoke, petroleumproducts andnuclear materials 21,7 20,6 19,6 21,8


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45

INDUSTRY

manufactureof chemicals 10,0 9,5 10,0 11,1

manufactureof rubber andplastics products 2,8 3,6 4,0 4,2

manufacture ofother non-metallicmineral products 4,5 5,9 5,8 5,2

manufacture

of basic metalsand fabricatedmetal products 6,8 7,1 7,7 7,8

manufactureof machineryand equipment 10,7 10,5 10,2 8,9

manufactureof electrical, elec-tronic and opticalequipment 4,3 4,0 4,3 4,1

manufacture oftransport vehiclesand equipment 6,7 4,7 5,0 6,2

other industries 2,4 2,5 2,5 2,7

2005 2009 2010 2011

Continued


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INDUSTRY

PRODUCTION OF MAJOR INDUSTRIAL PRODUCTS

2005 2009 2010 2011

Electric power,bn kWh 31,0 30,4 34,9 32,2

Oil, thous. tonnes 1 785 1 720 1 700 1 681

Primary oil refining,

thous. tonnes 19 802 21 634 16 465 20 474Finished rolled products,thous. tonnes 1 839 2 298 2 458 2 456

Synthetic resins andplastics, thous. tonnes 352 358 349 356

Chemical fibres andfilaments, thous. tonnes 211 200 233 230

Mineral fertilizers (in termsof 100% content of nutrients) -total, thous. tonnes 5 669 3 390 6 176 6 288

of which:

nitrogenous 684 728 761 798

phosphate 141 177 192 184

potassium 4 844 2 485 5 223 5 306

Automobile tyres and tyres

for agricultural machinery,thous. units 3 052 5 073 4 818 5 164

Metal-cutting machines,thous. units 3,7 2,5 3,7 4,4

Trucks, thous. units 22,3 11,5 13,3 22,3

Buses, units 1 263 1 520 2 052 2 088

Tractors, thous. units 41,5 45,3 44,4 59,1


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INDUSTRY

2005 2009 2010 2011

Sawn wood, thous. m3 2 737 2 379 2 571 2 609

Wood chip board,thous. standard m3 390 308 300 239

Wood-fibre board,

mln. standard m2 62,3 36,4 39,8 45,3Paper, thous. tonnes 69 70 103 111

Cement, thous. tonnes 3 131 4 350 4 531 4 625

Building bricks,mln. standard bricks 838 960 1 002 963

Asbestos-cement sheets,mln. standard slates 146 185 188 153

Fabrics of all types, mln.m2 289 279 435 491

Continued

Knitwear articles,mln.units 43 55 64 65

Hosiery, mln. pairs 82 111 119 129

Footwear, mln. pairs 10,1 11,0 13,1 13,7

Carpets and carpetarticles, mln.m2 7,4 7,9 10,0 12,1

Washing machines,

thous. units 37 236 274 311

TV-sets, thous. units 1 308 352 446 404

Refrigerators and

freezers, thous. units 995 1 007 1 106 1 197

Bicycles, thous. units 473 146 148 186


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48

INDUSTRY

PRODUCTION OF MAIN FOOD GOODS

2005 2009 2010 2011

Meat, including offal of 1st

grade, thous. tonnes 470,0 699,2 745,5 775,1

Sausages, thous. tonnes 256,5 295,1 316,6 338,9

Butter from cow milk,

thous. tonnes 85,0 116,1 98,6 104,2Fat cheese, including sheepcheese, thous. tonnes 82,3 134,1 146,3 147,8

Whole milk products (in milkeguivalent), thous. tonnes

Granulated sugar,thous. tonnes

1 121,9

864,2

1 305,7

758,9

1 494,2

816,0

1 596,2

985,5

Bread and bakeryproducts, thous. tonnes 661,1 596,1 578,8 499,4

Margarine products,thous. tonnes 17,1 17,0 19,5 22,4

Cereals, thous. tonnes 32,6 37,7 41,9 59,3

Confectionery, thous. tonnes 130,5 140,0 145,2 140,5

Pasta products (macaroni),thous. tonnes 14,3 21,7 25,9 31,4

Non-alcoholic beverages,mln. dal 29,2 32,2 39,0 43,7

Vodka and liqueurbeverages, mln. dal 8,7 14,7 15,2 17,4

Sparkling wines, thous. dal 998 1 263 1 456 1 552

Beer, mln. dal 27,1 33,7 39,9 48,2


49/100


50/100

50

AGRICULTURE

2005 2009 2010 2011

Farms of all types

2005=100 100 121,2 124,2 132,4

previous year=100 101,7 101,0 102,5 106,6

Organisations carrying out

agricultural activities

2005=100 100 140,7 142,8 156,5

previous year=100 106,1 104,1 101,5 109,6

VOLUME INDICES OF AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTION

(constant prices)

STRUCTURE OF PLANT-GROWING AND ANIMAL HUSBANDRY

PRODUCTION BY FARM CATEGORY

(percent of total)

Plant growing Animal husbandry

Organisations carrying outagricultural activities

Household plots

47,0 53,9

53,0 46,1

0

20

40

60

80

100

2005 2011

78,7 88,2

21,3 11,8

0

20

40

60

80

100

2005 2011


51/100


52/100


53/100

53

AGRICULTURE

2005 2009 2010 2011

Grains and legumes

(weight after processing) 28,1 33,3 27,7 32,1

of which:

rye 21,8 27,4 21,4 24,5

wheat 32,8 35,4 28,9 32,9

triticale 31,3 34,6 28,8 32,0

barley 30,7 35,2 28,9 29,4

oats 26,6 33,5 24,7 28,4

legumes 21,9 25,8 20,5 25,8

Potatoes 177 186 214 226

Vegetables 208 242 247 273

Flaxfibre 7,0 7,2 7,7 7,5

Sugar beet 316 450 395 453

Fruit and berries 41,6 75,1 86,3 33,4

YIELD CAPACITY OF AGRICULTURAL CROPS

(farms of all types;

centners per hectare)


54/100

54

AGRICULTURE

2006 2010 2011 2012

Cattle 3 980 4 151 4 151 4 247

of which cows 1 565 1 445 1 478 1 477

Pigs 3 545 3 782 3 887 3 989

Sheep and goats 121 127 124 125

Horses 168 125 113 100

Poultry, mln. heads 29 34 37 40

NUMBER OF LIVESTOCK AND POULTRY

(farms of all types;

as of 1 January; thous. heads)

PRODUCTION OF MAIN ANIMAL HUSBANDRY PRODUCTS

(farms of all types)

2005 2009 2010 2011

Sales of livestock and

poultry, thous. tonnes

live weight 1 024 1 335 1 400 1 464slaughter weight 697 921 971 1 020

Production of milk,

thous. tonnes 5 676 6 577 6 624 6 504

Production of eggs,

mln. pieces 3 103 3 430 3 536 3 752


55/100

55

AGRICULTURE

2005 2009 2010 2011

Grains 664 895 736 884

Potatoes 847 749 825 815

Vegetables 208 243 246 209

Fruit and berries 39 73 84 32

Meat (slaughter weight) 72 97 102 110

Milk 587 692 698 691

Eggs, pieces 321 361 373 380

PER CAPITA PRODUCTION

OF MAIN AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTS

(kilogrammes)

STRUCTURE OF MEAT PRODUCTION BY MEAT TYPES

(farms of all types, slaughter weight; percent of total production)

36,7 46,1 16,5 0,7

29,2 41,1 29,3 0,4

0 100

2005

2011

Beef

Pork

Poultry

Other

100


56/100


57/100


58/100

58

FIXED CAPITAL INVESTMENT AND CONSTRUCTION

STRUCTURE OF FIXED CAPITAL INVESTMENT


(percent of total)

2005 2009 2010 2011

Fixed capital investment total 100 100 100 100

of which:

agriculture, huntingand forestry 13,6 19,0 17,8 13,2

industry 31,7 30,3 29,5 41,0

construction 3,0 3,7 4,1 2,2

trade; repair of motor


and personal goods 3,7 3,5 3,6 4,0

hotels and restaurants 0,6 0,3 0,4 0,6

transport and

communications 15,0 8,9 9,9 10,3

financial activities 1,1 1,1 0,9 0,8

real estate, rental, leasingand business services 19,7 24,7 25,8 21,1

education 1,5 1,4 1,5 1,1

health and social work 2,6 2,3 2,2 1,9

community, social

and personal services 6,4 3,8 3,4 2,5


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59


STRUCTURE OF FIXED CAPITAL INVESTMENT

BY SOURCE OF FINANCING

(percent of total)

2005 2009 2010 2011

Fixed capital investment

total 100 100 100 100

of which from:

consolidated budget 25,8 22,2 18,7 12,9

own funds

of organisations 44,0 36,7 32,9 39,9

borrowed funds

of other organisations 2,0 1,1 1,0 0,7

foreign investment

(excluding foreign bank

credits (loans)) 1,6 2,0 2,1 2,2

bank credits (loans) 15,0 26,4 32,3 33,9

of which:

foreign bank credits

(loans) 1,2 0,8 2,3 4,5

credits on foreign credit

lines ... 2,1 3,3 3,6

own funds of population 7,9 8,0 7,6 6,2

other sources 3,7 3,6 5,4 4,2


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61/100

61


HOUSING CONSTRUCTION

2005 2009 2010 2011

Commissiong of residential

buildings, thous. m2 of total

floor space 3 785,5 5 710,5 6 629,9 5 487,0

2005=100 100 150,9 175,1 144,9

previous year=100 108,1 112,3 116,1 82,8

Number of apartments

built, thous. 43,3 69,6 84,7 68,3

per 1000 population,

apartments 4,5 7,3 8,9 7,2

Average size of

apartments built,

m2 of total floor space 87,5 82,1 78,3 80,4

Commissiong of residen-

tial buildings in rural

localities, thous. m2

of total floor space 1 236,4 1 423,4 1 589,6 1 289,2


62/100


63/100

63


COMMISSIONING OF RESIDENTIAL BUILDINGS

BY SOURCES OF FINANCING

(percent of total housing commissioned)

5,0

4,7

4,0

6,5

4,9

3,9

4,1

3,4

5,8

5,4

50,8

46,1

39,3

46,2

37,6

36,6

43,2

44,6

53,8

51,4

0,2

0,7

0,2

0,3

0,12005

2008

2009

2010

2011

Consolidated budget

Own funds of organisations

Households funds

Bank credits (loans)

Foreign investment(excluding foreign bank credits (loans))


64/100


65/100


66/100

66

TRANSPORT AND COMMUNICATIONS

STRUCTURE OF PASSENGER TURNOVER BY TYPE OF TRANSPORT

(percent of total)

2005 2009 2010 2011

All types of transport 100 100 100 100

of which:

railway 42,5 37,3 32,4 32,8

motor road (bus) 37,9 36,6 43,5 43,6

inland water 0,01 0,01 0,01 0,02

air 2,8 6,5 6,7 6,8

electric urban 16,7 19,3 17,2 16,6

taxi 0,1 0,3 0,2 0,2

24,4 24,2

7,9

10,4

10,69,2

0

5

10

15

20

25

2005 2011

PASSENGER TURNOVER BY COMMON-USER TRANSPORT MODES

(billion passenger-kilometres)

All transport modes

Railway

Motor road (buses)


67/100


68/100


69/100


70/100


71/100


72/100

72

TRADE AND SERVICES FOR POPULATION

SALES OF FOOD PRODUCTS

(thous. tonnes)

2005 2009 2010 2011

Meat, including poultrymeat and meat products 655 688 756 796

Butter 37 32 33 35

Vegetable oil 100 74 81 92Eggs, million pieces 1 387 1 251 1 278 1 388

Sugar 172 175 165 212

Bread products(in flour equivalent) 877 712 706 673

Potatoes 163 144 169 141

Vegetables 260 279 300 300

Fruits 233 249 323 258

PAID SERVICES FOR POPULATION

2005 2009 2010 2011

Paid services forpopulation (at actualprices), bn rubles 6 776,2 14 223,4 15 690,8 21 519,7

per capita,thous. rubles 701,2 1 496,1 1 653,3 2 271,6

at constant prices

2005=100 100 145,2 161,9 171,1

previousyear=100 115,3 102,8 111,5 105,7


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TRADE AND SERVICES FOR POPULATION

VOLUME INDICES OF PAID SERVICES

FOR POPULATION BY TYPES

(percent of previous year)

2005 2009 2010 2011

Paid services forpopulation total 115,3 102,8 111,5 105,7

of which:

personal 130,0 116,4 121,7 111,7

transport 101,4 92,5 105,6 95,4

communications 135,2 103,2 111,5 114,8

housing and utilities 106,6 100,1 105,7 103,4

culture 116,9 118,9 125,4 114,7

tourism andexcursion 137,8 86,4 135,0 57,3

hotels and similaraccommodationfacilities 116,7 97,9 108,0 102,5

physical trainingand sports 127,4 108,4 121,9 111,0

medical 110,6 119,5 131,0 127,6

sanatorium andhealth improvement 97,4 107,0 107,6 103,9

education 114,0 106,8 104,2 98,6


74/100


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75

FINANCES

2005 2009 2010 2011

Revenues 30 825 62 808 48 754 85 608

percent of GDP 47,4 45,7 29,6 31,2Expenditures 31 257 63 766 52 980 79 106

percent of GDP 48,1 46,4 32,2 28,8

Surplus, deficit (-)

of the budget -432 -958 -4 226 6 502

percent of GDP -0,7 -0,7 -2,6 2,4

FINANCES

CONSOLIDATED BUDGET OF THE REPUBLIC OF BELARUS1) 2)

(current prices; bn rubles)

1)According to the data provided by the Ministry of Finance of the Republic of Belarus.2) Data are shown in accordance with the laws of the corresponding years. In 2005

and 2009 the republican budget included resources of the Social Protection Fund ofthe Ministry of Labour and Social Protection of the Republic of Belarus.

2005 2009 2010 2011

Expenditures - total 14,0 23,4 13,1 12,5

of which on:

education 6,2 4,9 5,1 5,0

public health 4,6 3,9 3,9 3,8physical culture, sports,

culture and mass media 1,1 1,0 1,1 0,9

social policy 2,1 13,6 3,0 2,8

EXPENDITURES OF THE CONSOLIDATED BUDGETON SOCIAL SPHERE1) 2)

(percent of GDP)


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76

PRICES AND TARIFFS

PRICES AND TARIFFS

PRICE INDICES BY SELECTED BRANCHES OF THE ECONOMY

(December to December of the previous year; percent)

2005 2009 2010 2011

Consumer price index forgoods and paid services 108,0 110,1 109,9 208,7

Industrial producer price index 111,0 111,3 118,9 249,6

Producer price index for soldagricultural produce 111 100,6 123,71) 274,41)

Price index in construction 112,1 105,7 117,9 213,8

Freight tariff index 106,4 118,2 130,0 250,3

1)Agricultural producer price index.

2005 2009 2010 2011

Consumer price index forgoods and paid services 108,0 110,1 109,9 208,7

of which:goods - total 107,0 109,7 110,9 220,1

food 108,4 109,4 113,1 225,0

non-food 103,2 110,1 107,4 212,0

services 111,5 111,9 106,0 164,9

CONSUMER PRICE INDICES

(December to December of the previous year; percent)


77/100

77

FOREIGN INVESTMENT

FOREIGN INVESTMENT

INVESTMENT RECEIVED

FROM FOREIGN INVESTORS BY TYPES

(million U.S. dollars)

2010 2011

Total 9 085,5 18 878,6of which:

direct 5 569,4 13 248,0

portfolio 1,9 2,3

other 3 514,2 5 628,3

61,3

0,02

38,7

70,2

0,01

29,8

2010

2011

Direct Portfolio Other

STRUCTURE OF INVESTMENT RECEIVED

FROM FOREIGN INVESTORS

(percent of total)


78/100


79/100


80/100

80

FOREIGN INVESTMENT

TARGETED CHANNELLING OF FOREIGN INVESTMENT

(percent of total)

STRUCTURE OF FOREIGN INVESTMENT CHANNELLED

BY TYPE OF FIXED ASSETS

(percent of total)

Fixed assets

Intangible assetsOther purposes

80,6

17,0

2,4

8,9

1,9

68,7

20,5

Buildings

Other investmentin fixed assets

Machinery, equipment,transport vehicles

Structures, transmissiondevices


81/100

81

FOREIGN TRADE

FOREIGN TRADE

FOREIN TRADE IN GOODS AND SERVICES


(data of the National Bank of the Republic of Belarus;

at currents prices; billion U.S. dollars)

2005 2009 2010 2011

Volume of foreign trade

in goods and services 36,0 55,3 67,3 95,0

exports 18,2 24,9 29,9 46,7

imports 17,8 30,4 37,4 48,3

balance 0,4 -5,5 -7,5 -1,6

of which:volume of foreign trade

in goods 32,8 49,7 59,9 86,5

exports 16,1 21,4 25,4 41,4

imports 16,7 28,3 34,5 45,1

balance -0,6 -6,9 -9,1 -3,7

volume of foreign trade

in services 3,2 5,6 7,4 8,5

exports 2,1 3,5 4,5 5,3

imports 1,1 2,1 2,9 3,2

balance 1,0 1,4 1,6 2,1


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82

FOREIGN TRADE

FOREIGN TRADE IN GOODS


(at current prices; million U.S. dollars)

2005 2009 2010 2011

Volume of foreign trade

in goods 32 687 49 873 60 168 86 041exports 15 979 21 304 25 284 40 294

imports 16 708 28 569 34 884 45 747

balance -729 -7 265 -9 600 -5 453

with CIS coutries1) 18 202 27 540 34 172 47 590

exports 7 060 9 316 13 636 19 503

imports 11 142 18 224 20 536 28 087balance -4 082 -8 908 -6 900 -8 584

of which Customs

Union coutries 16 049 23 833 28 906 39 376

exports 5 900 7 032 10 419 14 316

imports 10 149 16 801 18 487 25 060

balance -4 249 -9 769 -8 068 -10 744

of which:

Russia 15 834 23 444 28 035 38 608

exports 5 716 6 718 9 954 13 685

imports 10 118 16 726 18 081 24 923

balance -4 402 -10 008 -8 127 -11 238


83/100


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85

FOREIGN TRADE

FOREIGN TRADE IN GOODS OF THE REPUBLIC OF BELARUS

WITH SELECTED COUNTRIES

(at current prices; million U.S. dollars)

2005 2010 2011

Exports of goods

Total 15 979,3 25 283,5 40 294,0

Russia 5 715,8 9 953,6 13 685,0

Netherlands 2 408,3 2 845,6 6 157,9

Ukraine 907,8 2 560,1 4 157,1

Latvia 322,6 929,5 3 150,8

Germany 708,5 460,8 1 826,3Brazil 167,5 705,5 1 224,1

Poland 847,3 885,8 1 123,2

Lithuania 351,8 450,5 859,3

China 430,9 475,8 637,1

Kazakhstan 183,5 464,8 631,2

Estonia 106,4 126,3 578,2

Italy 159,7 195,4 553,3

United Kingdom 1 120,4 935,2 406,9

Azerbaijan 28,0 140,2 200,0

Venezuela 15,6 302,4 198,8


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87

FOREIGN TRADE

COMMODITY STRUCTURE OF EXPORTS AND IMPORTS IN 2011

(percent of total)

8,7

18,1

6,1

9,6

21,5

36,0 6,5

23,1

10,0

7,0

11,7

41,7

Ex orts Imports

Machinery, equipment and vehicles

Mineral products

Chemical products, rubber

Foodstuffs and agricultural raw materials

Ferrous, non-ferrous metals and articles thereof

Other


88/100

88

FOREIGN TRADE

EXPORTS OF MAJOR PRODUCTS

2005 2009 2010 2011

Petroleum products,mln. tonnes 13,5 15,5 11,2 15,6

Potassium fertilizers(in terms of 100% K

2O

content), mln. tonnes 4,3 1,8 4,2 4,7Chemical fibres andfilaments, thous. tonnes 141,0 156,1 171,6 153,5

Caprolactam, thous. tonnes 63,8 66,3 73,0 74,6

Ferrous metals, mln. tonnes 1,6 1,9 1,7 1,8

Metal-cord, thous. tonnes 75,0 62,9 86,3 82,3

Tractors and truck tractors,

thous.units 41,4 41,3 43,9 64,1

Trucks, thous.units 13,2 3,0 6,9 11,8

Harvesting and threshingmachinery, thous. units 20,1 15,2 11,9 17,1

Tyres, mln. units 2,3 3,8 3,7 3,7

Refrigerators, freezersand related equipment,

thous. units 890,1 816,3 989,5 941,7Furniture, includingmedical, mln.USD 263,7 271,5 322,1 393,2

Milk and dairy products,thous. tonnes 401,6 525,4 604,3 644,9

Meat and meat offal,thous. tonnes 87,0 149,5 204,9 229,7


89/100


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91/100

91

FOREIGN TRADE

Continued

2005 2009 2010 2011

Kazakhstan 32,4 42,7 58,0

exports 26,4 32,0 44,0

imports 6,0 10,7 14,0balance 20,4 21,3 30,0

with non-CIS countries2) 2 077,9 3 916,2 5 242,3 6 134,3

exports 1 477,6 2 548,9 3 279,2 3 877,3

imports 600,3 1 367,3 1 963,1 2 257,0

balance 877,3 1 181,6 1 316,1 1 620,3

of which EU (27)coutries 2 881,8 3563,9 4 204,9

exports 1 916,4 2 241,7 2 703,9

imports 965,4 1 322,2 1 501,0

balance 951,0 919,5 1 202,9

1) Since 2009, excluding Georgia.2) Since 2009, including Georgia.


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FOREIGN TRADE

EXPORT OF SELECTED SERVICES

(data of the National Bank of the Republic of Belarus;

at currents prices; million U.S.dollars)

2005 2009 2010 2011

Transport services 1 337,5 2 288,7 3 005,8 3 538,0

Travels 253,1 369,8 436,9 459,4

Communications

services 94,0 153,2 173,3 184,2

Construction services 60,1 69,3 125,5 195,0

Computer services 160,2 217,7 272,7

Royalty and license

fees 3,1 9,5 8,5 20,0

Financial services 2,8 9,0 11,2 15,5

Operational leasing 46,3 62,3 73,4 109,3

Architectural,

engineering and other

technical services 18,0 55,4 56,2 68,6

Advertising and

marketing services 25,3 66,7 76,0 75,2

Other services 232,5 260,2 316,5 323,0


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CONTENTS

Living standards

and social sphere

Main indicators of living standards 22

Structure of money incomes of population 23

Nominal gross average monthly wages and

salaries by economic activities 24

Real wages and salaries by economic activities 25Number of pensioners registered with agencies for labour,

employment and social protection 26

Main indicators of education 27

Students in secondary specialised and higher

education per 10 000 population 28

Number of foreign national students

in higher education institutions 29Number of students in higher education

by education domains 30

Theatres and museums 31

Physical training and sports 31

Main indicators of health care 32

International tourist flows 33

Data on travels of foreign nationals

to the Republic of Belarus 34

Data on travels of nationals of the Republic

of Belarus abroad 35

Hotels and similar accommodation facilities 36

Sanatorium-health resort and health

improvement organisations 36


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CONTENTS

Foreign trade

Forein trade in goods and services of the Republic of Belarus 81

Foreign trade in goods of the Republic of Belarus 82

Structure of foreign tradein goods of the Republic of Belarus 84

Foreign trade in goods of the Republic of Belarus

with selected countries 85

Commodity structure of exports and imports in 2011 87

Exports of major products 88

Imports of major products 89

Foreign trade in services of the Republic of Belarus 90

Export of selected services 92

Import of selected services 93


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