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Exports of the High-Tech Park (HTP) grew by 12% in 2025 and exceeded $2 billion. This was stated by Hanna Ryabava, head of the Secretariat of the Supervisory Board, ahead of its meeting on February 27.
“The High-Tech Park is, by definition, an export-oriented legal zone. Our results are good: export growth reached 112%, and we crossed the $2 billion mark. The number of residents has increased, and the geography is expanding,” Ryabava said.
In 2024, HTP exports amounted to $1.8 billion. The park currently has more than 1,000 residents. Since the beginning of the year, more than 60 applications have been submitted.
Another issue discussed at the Supervisory Board meeting was regulation of the cryptocurrency sector.
“We all know this is a new area that inspires both hopes and concerns. That is why we traditionally report to the Supervisory Board on the state of this sector and propose balanced solutions that clarify and refine the legal regulation of activities in this field,” Ryabava said.
Supervisory Board Chairman Alyaksandr Turchyn pointed to problems related to the cryptocurrency sector within the HTP.
“At the same time, we will have to consider a number of problematic issues. First and foremost, the situation surrounding several of our crypto residents,” Turchyn said.
The meeting also discussed issues related to start-ups and grant support for talented individuals.
“We have seriously engaged with the start-up movement, and the first results have already appeared. We want to nurture companies from a young age with an understanding of how global export markets work, and to develop ambition and skills within them,” Ryabava said.