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[Cover Story] Natallia Zhylevich, Ambassador of Belarus
Promoting active exchange between Belarus and South Korea
Building strong bond over geographic distance 

White (in Belarusian - ‘Bela’) is the symbolic color of Belarus. This can be proved by noticing the fact that the walls of many buildings in Belarus are painted in white not to mention the color of their traditional costumes. The word ‘Bela’ in Slavic language means white and ‘rus’ Russia. White Russia, alternatively known as White Rus or White Ruthenia, is an archaism for the eastern part of present-day Belarus. With its similar surface area to the Korean Peninsula, the color white and music and dance for the Belarusians are the names to live up to like they are for the Koreans. This implies that the two countries have many things in common. Since the establishment of diplomatic relations in 1992, Belarus and South Korea have been cooperating in IT, semi-conductor and basic science. Korea’s top bilingual magazine Power Korea has met H.E.Mrs. Natallia Zhylevich, Ambassador of Belarus, at the Belarusian Embassy in Jung-gu, Seoul and heard about the future development prospects between the two countries. 

Coming to an agreement on visa waivers is a must for active exchanges 
The Republic of Belarus is a land-locked country located in Eastern Europe bordered by Poland to the west and Russia to the northeast. It has had strong ties to Russia in history, politics and economy but the trade volume with South Korea, which reached US$ 186 mln. by 2014, shows their effort to widen the cooperation with other countries. Ambassador Zhylevich has had a distinguished career as a diplomat by working in the Ministry of Foreign Affairs for many years since 1992 and serving as Deputy Head of the Belarusian Mission to UNESCO and as the Ambassador of Belarus to Turkey before she took her office in Seoul in September 2011. Ambassador Zhylevich has been actively carrying out various activities to strengthen the relationship between Belarus and South Korea. She said “the activation of economic cooperation starts from personal exchange. Therefore, I am currently focusing on visa waiver between Belarus and Korea for 90 days as the first stage with which I eventually lead it to full scale visa waiver program. I think that it is my biggest goal to achieve during my service in Seoul.” In addition to this goal, Ambassador Zhylevich said that she will make ways for cooperation in various fields from politics and economy to culture.

Active exchanges in IT, medicine and science
Belarus and ROK currently are expanding cooperation to various fields. The ‘ICT Business Forum’, held in September last year, states that both countries carry out strategic and practical cooperation to widen its areas and to promote Korean companies to directly or indirectly participate in the related cooperation projects. Belarusian companies, in response, such as ‘Intergral’ in semi-conductor sector and ‘Softeq’, which is an affiliated enterprise of SK Hynix in the firmware development sector, are actively operating in Korea. The cooperation between the two countries is further enhanced by Gazprom Trans Gas and Daejeon Sun Hospital signing an agreement of building and managing a total medical center in Minsk, the capital city of Belarus. H.E. Mrs. Natallia Zhylevich said in her congratulatory speech “I am confident to say that the medical center in Minsk will be one of the most advanced and attractive medical facilities in Europe. I sincerely hope that this joint venture will be a momentum to accelerate exchanges between the two countries.” 
Meanwhile, cooperation in the field of science is creating successful outcomes. Science & Technology Committee, the National Science Academy and its research institutes, and Belarus - Korea Scientific and Technological Center "Polytechnic" at the Belarus National Technological University are working together with Korean organizations through various seminars and forums to share the information and policies. Also, Belarus and South Korea are implementing joint task agreed in various sectors including materials, optic science, bio technology and nano technology.
Building close relationship based on mutual understanding and practical cooperation plan
Belarus and ROK signed an agreement of cultural cooperation in November 2007 and have been carrying out various cultural exchanges covering from museums, libraries, cultural assets to opera, ballet, theater, music, art and films. The ardent efforts of Ambassador Zhylevich to promote these exchanges actually come from her understanding and love of Korean culture. With her philosophy “If you don’t love the country, you cannot be a good diplomat”, Ambassador Zhylevich has been traveling around many corners of Korea since she took the office in Seoul in 2011 and has met and experienced a wide variety of people, culture and the nature. She particularly likes Kimchi (fermented spicy cabbage) and Bulgogi (grilled beef) very much and was impressed by Jagalchi Market in Busan and Cherry Blossom Road in Jeonju. In the effort of promoting Belarusian culture in Korea, Ambassador Zhylevich has been calling Belarusian artists to take part in Hi Seoul Festival every year. She says “several castles and palaces in Belarus are inscribed on the UNESCO World Heritage List. 40% of the Belarusian land are forests with silver birches and 50 meter high pine trees and numerous lakes and rivers are beautifully placed and running through the land. I hope more Koreans will visit Belarus to experience something new and different.” Meanwhile, Ambassador Zhylevich emphasized that “visa waiver program is prerequisite to build close relationship between South Korea and Belarus and this can be achieved based on mutual understanding and practical cooperation plan.” Power Korea hopes that Ambassador Zhylevich’s unsparing effort will play the catalyst for drawing active cooperation in various fields between Belarus and South Korea.
 


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