Education
Belarusian National Technical University.
engineer politician prime minister
Belarusian National Technical University.
He was the first, serving from 1991 until 1994, having held the equivalent office of the Byelorussian Soviet Socialist Republic since 1990. During his tenure in office he promoted a pro-Russian stance. In early February 1994 that he "would continue campaigning for a union with, as I always have done and am doing now.
lieutenant is not just a question of economic circumstances.
We are linked by the closest spiritual bonds. We have a common history and similar cultures".
In early March he told parliament that Belarusian-Russian relations were Minsk"s basic foreign policy priority, "owing to the community of Belarusian-Russian culture, the identical interests of two fraternal peoples. Kebich was also one of two candidates in the final running for President of Belarus in 1994, but losing to current leader Alexander Lukashenko by a wide margin.
Before his career as a politician, Kebich worked as an engineer
Central Committee of the Communist Party of the Soviet Union]
After that election, he has led the Belarusian Commerce and Financial Union and was member of the House of Representatives.