Viacheslav Kébich

Viacheslav Frántsevich Kébich (en bielorruso, Viacheslav Frantakivich Kebich, [vʲatʂaslaw kʲɛbʲitʂ]; en Russian, Vyacheslav Frantsevich Kebich; nacido el de 10 de junio de 1936 en un pueblo cerca de Valozyn, polonia) i una figura política de Bielorrusia. Prime Minister of Belarus

He was Prime Minister of Belarus from 1991 to 1994, having held the position equivalent to that of secretary general of Soviet Belarus since 1990. During his position he maintained a pro-Russian stance. At the beginning of February 1994 he stated that "I would continue to campaign for a [monetary] union with [Russia], as I have always done and continue to do. we have a common history and similar cultures. " In early March, he told parliament that the relations of Russia and Belarus in Minsk were a basic foreign policy priority, "because of the cultural community of both countries, the identical interests of two fraternal peoples." > Other positions and history

Kebich was also one of two candidates in the final stage of the 1994 presidential election, but was defeated by the current leader Aleksandr Lukashenko by a large margin of difference. After that election, he directed the Belarussian trade and the Financial Union and was a member of the House of Representatives.

Before his career as a politician, Kebich worked as an engineer.

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