During a working visit to the Republic of Belarus, a delegation from the Republic of Dagestan, led by the prime minister Abdulmuslim Abdulmuslimov, paid a visit to the Velikiy Kamen (trsl. Great Stone) industrial park located near Minsk.

The Park serves as a crucial link in the Silk Road Economic Belt, connecting European countries, member states of the Commonwealth of Independent States (CIS), and Russia. Velikiy Kamen is a joint project initiated by Belarus and China. This is a special economic zone established under an intergovernmental agreement between two countries.

Residents of the park enjoy significant tax incentives and international guarantees for stable working conditions, making it an attractive destination for businesses. The Park spans an area exceeding 112 square kilometers and boasts a well-developed infrastructure, including industrial and logistics facilities, warehouses, office spaces, an innovation center, hotels and residential areas.

Investors are presented with plots equipped with engineering connections for construction, along with pre-built production facilities. The core areas of activity within the park encompass engineering, innovative materials, logistics, electronic components, pharmaceuticals, and other sectors.

The residents of the park can be enterprises from any nation. At present, 144 companies hailing from 14 different countries have registered in the Park, with the total investment exceeding the sum of $1.5 billion. The administration of Veliky Kamen expresses optimism regarding the establishment of partnerships and the pursuit of mutually beneficial collaboration.