The Belarusian leader, accompanied by her Economic Advisor and Vice President of АВВА, Aleś Alachnovič, as well as BEROC representative, Dzmitry Kruk, met with the representatives of Lithuania, Austria, Belgium, France, Greece, Spain, Ireland, and Poland at the International Monetary Fund. This was the first such meeting for the democratic forces. Discussions covered plans for transforming the Belarusian economy, including pension reform, privatization models, and the green transition. Ms. Tsikhanouskaya expressed hope for IMF support in conducting and adjusting reforms after the democratic transition of power in Belarus.
Additionally, Sviatlana Tsikhanouskaya had a conversation with the Foreign Secretary of the United Kingdom, David Cameron. The politicians discussed appointing a UK special envoy for Belarus and initiating a strategic dialogue between the two countries. The Minister informed Ms. Tsikhanouskaya that the UK had imposed sanctions against 17 regime judges and prosecutors.
