Technologies. Rosatom showcased its solutions for power engineering, industry, and transport at the Innoprom.Belarus exhibition. The corporation’s booth featured a scale model of the Belarusian NPP, lithium-ion batteries, digital simulators, composite materials, and other innovations. Heads of government from Russia, Belarus, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, and Uzbekistan also reviewed the key milestones of Russia-Belarus cooperation in nuclear energy and related high-tech sectors. A prime example of successful industrial integration is the first joint Russian-Belarusian RusMelt 150M metal 3D printer, with more than half of its components manufactured in the two countries. “Belarus is our long-standing and close partner. Together, we are developing and advancing cutting-edge technologies across key economic sectors. The Belarusian NPP is a strategic project that has laid the foundation for our collaboration in numerous non-energy domains,” noted Stanislav Levitsky, Director of Rosatom’s Country Office in Belarus. This cooperation is being advanced under a comprehensive bilateral program running through 2030.