Zaika: Belarusian Nomenclature Is Used To Running Bathhouse

They can't live if they can't make recommendations.

Head of the Strategy analytical center Leanid Zaika commented on Lukashenka's trip to Shklou in the Primus program, Salidarnasts reports.

We remind that visiting his small motherland, Aliaksandr Lukashenka criticized Russia for the obstacles to trade and oil and gas scandal without choosing expressions.

- I would like to say that the Belarusian nomenclature is a regional nomenclature. It is used to running a bathhouse, a household services factory, a house of culture. They can't live if they can't give recommendations, - Leanid Zaika says ironically.

The economist calls the story with the Shklou paper mill an example of civilisation tardiness:

- We have moved to the Internet, to electronic media, which no longer require paper. You said, I said - why so much paper? There is no need for paper at all. I come to a bank manager, he's a scientist. He shows his desk with not a single piece of paper on it, as he has completely switched to paperless documentation. And then they built a huge factory. Who needs that much paper? In the toilet?