Belarus will supply electronic components to Russia for 1.5 billion rubles

The Belarusian holding “Integral” signed a contract for the supply of electronic components to Russia for 1.5 billion rubles. About it reported the government of Belarus in its Telegram channel.

The contract was signed during the Innoprom exhibition in Yekaterinburg. According to Andrey Buinevich, General Director of the company, the company is developing microelectronics together with Russian partners as part of a roadmap for the development of the microelectronic industry in the Union State.

When and which components will be delivered to Russia, the message does not specify.

Holding “Integral” is engaged in the production of integrated circuits, semiconductor devices, LCD indicators, medical products, etc. The holding unites several enterprises in different cities of the republic.

Earlier, Russia adopted the Concept of Technological Development, according to which by 2030 the country should have its own scientific, personnel and technological base of critical and end-to-end technologies. By this time, the national economy should ensure the production of high-tech products, including chips and other microelectronics. The day before, Russian Prime Minister Mikhail Mishustin at Innoprom declaredthat Russia needs to achieve technological sovereignty in the industrial sector, there will be no return to work models based on the import of foreign technologies.