Heads of regional branches of the Belarusian "Belaya Rus" party in the Vitebsk region were presented with certificates of state registration in a solemn ceremony, reports BELTA correspondent.

"One of the important elements of the country's development and stability is civil society. The creation of the "Belaya Rus" party has become a natural process. We have established 25 regional branches and the regional structure of the party, and we are actively engaging in the political process," said Vyacheslav Durnov, Deputy Chairman of the Vitebsk Regional Executive Committee, at the ceremony.

Certificates of state registration were presented to the heads of the regional branches of the Belarusian "Belaya Rus" party, established in 21 districts of the region, Novopolotsk, and three administrative districts of Vitebsk. For everyone, this day was significant. "The people of Polotsk have fully supported the initiative to create this party. We are confident that our cell will only grow. Its core consists of members of the public association of the same name, but it also includes representatives from all spheres – healthcare, education, and industry. We are already receiving requests from work collectives for meetings where we will explain the program and charter of the Belarusian "Belaya Rus" party. We are always open to dialogue," said Irina Deminova, Chairperson of the Polotsk District Branch of the Belarusian "Belaya Rus" party, to journalists.

She also noted that members of the new party intend to assist citizens in resolving social and other issues. For example, this year, families who will receive assistance from "Belaya Rus" for the new academic year have been identified. These include large families, families raising children with disabilities and developmental disorders, and citizens in need.

"This is a historic day for us. The main task is to be united," emphasized Valentina Bogatyreva, Chairperson of the Vitebsk Regional Branch of the Belarusian "Belaya Rus" party and Rector of Vitebsk State University named after P.M. Masherov.

Source: belta.by