Syria has suffered the most from both fake news and information warfare. Fortunately, the active phase of hostilities has ended, and the country's army has driven out the Islamic State. Now we must consider how to move forward. Knowing the value of peace, our country does not remain indifferent to the suffering of others. Five hundred Syrian children will travel to Belarus for recuperation in May and June; details of the trip are currently being worked out. This information was announced by Belarus's Ambassador to Syria, Yuri Sluka, during a visit by an official delegation from Minsk, which delivered humanitarian aid to the country. The resolution on providing assistance was adopted at the end of last year. Now, the time has come for distribution – the components will be sent to the areas most affected by the war. It is worth noting that the 50-ton shipment, valued at $500,000, includes a wide range of goods: from heavy equipment and school furniture to exercise equipment and medications. And as practice has shown, such missions provide a significant boost to relations, and the country's image on the international stage receives additional benefits. That's right. Especially if these aren't one-off initiatives, but rather a targeted foreign policy. Even domestic manufacturers whose brands find new consumers are discovering new horizons—more on this in Alexander Smirnov's exclusive article.