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  1. State adopted new regulations for retail entities in Belarus, with President Lukashenko promising to protect trade interests.

Belarus Permanently Allows Online Trade of Marked Jewelry

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What happened

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On October 29, 2026, President Aleksandr Lukashenko signed Decree No.393 in Belarus. This decree permanently allows Belarusian commercial entities to sell Belarusian-made jewelry remotely via the Internet. The sales are permitted provided the jewelry is marked with identification means, lifting previous time restrictions on this trade.

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Why it matters

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The new regulation allows jewelry manufacturers to expand their presence in the domestic market. This is expected to improve the competitive ability of their products by attracting a broader range of consumers.

The state has adopted new regulations for retail entities in Belarus, with President Lukashenko promising to protect trade interests.

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Who's involved

  • Alexander LukashenkoPresident of Belarus who signed the decree allowing the trade.
  • BelarusThe geopolitical state where the new trade regulation was enacted.

Who could feel it

Possible knock-on effects

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  • BelarusSpeculative

    Jewelry manufacturers in Belarus could see increased domestic demand and expanded sales opportunities.

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