Improving the economic efficiency of the agro-industrial complex, as well as the effective use of tourism potential, have been identified as key growth points for the Ushachy District. The draft development strategy for this region was considered at a meeting of the regional executive committee.

 As noted by Gennady Sabynich, First Deputy Chairman of the Regional Executive Committee, the district currently lags behind in many socio-economic indicators. This was highlighted by the Prime Minister of Belarus, Roman Golovchenko, during his visit to Ushachy this year, who instructed the local authorities, together with the regional executive committee, to develop a regional development strategy for the near future and the long term. This business plan was presented for discussion.

– We have focused on two main areas: agriculture and tourism. The first involves the development of pig farming, cattle breeding with crop production. The second is tourism, which includes our landmark projects, in particular, "Victory Breakthrough", "Extreme Breakthrough", the development of sports infrastructure, sanatorium and resort treatment, and agro-ecotourism estates, – emphasized Sergey Sadovsky, Chairman of the Ushachy District Executive Committee.

As the head of the region noted, over the past three years, about 57% of livestock products have been produced by the pig complexes of CJSC "Vitebskagrop produkt". In the development of this livestock sector, LLC "Sorochino-Agro" is successfully implementing an investment project to create a pig complex. Upon its completion, the private enterprise plans the next step to create an agroholding that will cover all stages of production, from cultivation to the production of finished products under its own brand.

– In order to attract investors, the mechanism of gratuitous transfer of unused state property, as well as auction sales, including for 1 base unit, is actively used. The pig complexes of CJSC "Vitebskagrop produkt" and LLC "Sorochino Agro" were created precisely on the basis of unused premises of district communal property, – explained Sergey Sadovsky and provided examples of other private initiatives.

Thus, the peasant farm "Verkudskoye Podvorye" acquired unused communal property at auction in the agro-town of Verkudy, on the basis of which they began raising sheep.