On June 19, 2025, the Institute of Economics of NAS of Belarus hosted a round table entitled “Scientific Foundations of Macroeconomic Regulation in the Context of Ensuring Economic Security of the Republic of Belarus”

On June 19, 2025, the Institute of Economics of NAS of Belarus hosted a round table entitled “Scientific Foundations of Macroeconomic Regulation in the Context of Ensuring Economic Security of the Republic of Belarus”, organized by the Department of Macroeconomic and Financial Policy of the Institute of Economics of NAS of Belarus with the participation of representatives of the Belarusian State Economic University, the Belarusian National Technical University and the Ministry of Finance of the Republic of Belarus.

The Director of the Institute of Economics of NAS of Belarus, Candidate of Economic Sciences, Associate Professor Denis MUKHA made a welcoming speech, outlining the relevance of the topic discussed at the round table.

The Head of the Department of Macroeconomic and Financial Policy, Doctor of Economic Scienes, Professor Alexander LUCHENOK opened the round table with a report on the topic “Goals and objectives of developing comprehensive recommendations for conducting macroeconomic policy for the purpose of stable economic development, protecting national interests and ensuring economic security of the Republic of Belarus”.

Tamara SOROKINA, Professor of the Department of Taxes and Taxation of the Belarusian State Economic University, Doctor of Economic Sciences, Professor, presented a report on the topic “Basic Provisions of the Budget Risk Management Concept”.

Dmitry GRITSKEVICH, a representative of the Ministry of Finance of the Republic of Belarus, spoke about the main aspects of the budget liquidity management concept.

The round table featured the following reports:

“Assessment of the Tax Base as a Factor in Ensuring the Stability and Economic Security of the State” by Irina LUKYANOVA, Professor of the Department of Taxes and Taxation, Belarusian State Economic University;

“Improving Monetary Policy to Ensure Stable Economic Development of the Belarusian Economy” by Oksana RUMYANTSEVA, Head of the Department of Money Circulation, Credit and Stock Market, Belarusian State Economic University;

“Transparency of the Monetary Policy of the Central Bank as a Factor in Stabilizing Inflation Expectations in Order to Stimulate Sustainable Economic Growth of the Belarusian Economy” by Alexandra STRIZHEVICH, Associate Professor of the Department of Money Circulation, Credit and Stock Market, Belarusian State Economic University;

“Formation of Macroeconomic Conditions to Enhance the Competitiveness of Belarusian Industry in World Markets” by Lyubov GRINTSEVICH, Associate Professor of the Department of Economics and Management of Innovative Industrial Projects, Belarusian National Technical University;

“Directions for Improving the Monetary Policy of the Republic of Belarus in the Context of Financial Market Digitalization” by Svetlana OSMOLOVETS, Associate Professor of the Department of Money Circulation, Credit and Stock Market, Belarusian State Economic University;

“Transformation of the International Payments System in the Context of Ensuring the Monetary and Financial Security of the National Economy” by Anna LEVKOVICH, Associate Professor of the Department of International Business, Belarusian State Economic University;

“Resilience of the Monetary Policy of the Republic of Belarus: Key Aspects” by Elizaveta SIVASHCHENKO, Postgraduate Student of the Department of Finance, Belarusian State Economic University.

A panel discussion was held as part of the round table, during which recommendations were proposed for conducting macroeconomic policy for the purpose of stable economic development; managing budget liquidity and budget risks; improving the assessment of the tax base as a factor in ensuring the sustainability and economic security of the state; transparency of the monetary policy of the central bank as a factor in stabilizing inflation expectations; transformation of the international payments system in the context of ensuring the monetary and financial security of the national economy.