In June 2024, the second National Sustainable Development Forum was held in Minsk, where it was noted that, to date, 80 percent of the so-called Agenda 2030 has already been implemented in Belarus, which allowed the republic to reach the 30th place among 166 states in the ranking of the Sustainable Development Goals. Among the priorities of the national strategy, which are successfully implemented in this context, are sustainable regions, where free economic zones of Belarus are confidently developing, confirming the status of key centers of investment attraction and forming already one fifth of the main national indicators - investment, exports and production.

In 2022, the country launched the "One District - One Project" initiative, whose objectives include the creation of new export-oriented products, development of related industries, and import substitution. Another tool for the development of Belarusian regions is international cooperation with partners on all continents.

And these are just some examples of implementing the priorities of multi-vector and sustainable development. How these interesting projects and programs are being implemented today is the subject of this paper.

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