Belarus and Russia may sign a package of intergovernmental agreements on construction of nuclear power plants at a meeting of Union Council of Ministers on March 15 in Minsk in the case of the coordination of all internal procedures. Told reporters, Deputy Energy Minister of Belarus Mikhail Mikhadyuk before the opening of the exhibition “Belarus Atomexpo 2011.?” Draft intergovernmental agreement agreed between the parties and held in Belarus and Russia, the domestic procedures. If by March 15, the procedure will be completed, documents will be signed by the Union Council of Ministers, “- said M. Mikhadyuk. In the documents, in particular, registered a mechanism for creating power sales joint venture. “The initiative for it came from the Russian side, – said the official Ministry of Energy. – However, we found a mutually agreed solution which will benefit both sides. “Also, there is a clause in the documents that” Russia has guaranteed supplies of nuclear fuel for the whole period of NPP operation. ” However, according to Deputy Minister of Energy, “this does not preclude the search for other suppliers of nuclear fuel.” In addition, the document notes that BelAES will be built with maximum participation of Belarusian enterprises and organizations. “However, there are specialized works, where we will attract foreign partners, and ourselves to learn from them” – said M. Mikhadyuk. However, one of the most fundamental issues is the allocation of credit for Russia plant construction. According to M. Mikhadyuk, currently undergoing consultation between the Finance Ministry of Belarus and Russia, as well as Rosatom. “The volume of credit and the conditions of his release is still under discussion,” – said Mikhadyuk. However, “the Belarusian side has tabled its proposals for funding not only the plant but also the necessary industrial infrastructure to build it” – said zamministra. Poka also planned to attract “a certain amount of” BBK needed this year to continue building infrastructure plant. The mechanism of allocation of funds provided for presidential decree. “But in the end, this budget,” – said Michael Mikhadyuk. He stressed that Belarus still hope that “construction of the infrastructure of the future nuclear power plants will be involved and part of the Russian loan.”