Digital transformation of business: how Belarus and Spain's technologies are changing trade in 2025

In a world where technology is advancing rapidly, digitalisation has become a necessity for businesses. In 2025, companies seeking to strengthen their presence on the international market are increasingly turning to innovation. Belarus and Spain, thanks to their unique potential in this field, offer solutions that can take business relations between the two countries to a new level. The Belarusian Chamber of Commerce and Industry in Spain explains how digital tools are helping companies adapt to today's challenges.

Belarus: technology solutions for the global marketplace

Belarus has established itself as a benchmark in technological innovation thanks to the High Technology Park (PHT), which brings together more than 1,000 companies, according to official data from the PHT itself. In 2025, Belarusian developers offer perfect solutions for international trade:

• Software to automate exports and imports: systems that simplify product certification and compliance with European regulations.
• Logistics platforms: real-time tracking technologies that reduce costs and increase transparency in supply chains.
• E-marketplaces: Belarusian startups create platforms to connect with business partners, especially useful for Spanish companies interested in Belarusian products such as machinery or food.

For example, a PHT company has developed a solution that speeds up the verification of products according to European standards, reducing the time to access the Spanish market by 30%, according to the High Technology Park.

Spain: digital infrastructure for business

Spain leads Europe in digitising infrastructure and opens up new opportunities for Belarusian entrepreneurs:

• Platforms for SMEs: solutions such as Openbravo optimise inventory and sales management.
• Blockchain technology: Spanish companies implement blockchain for secure cross-border payments, ideal for trade with Belarus, according to data from technology clusters such as Barcelona Tech City.
• Electronic certification: digital systems that streamline documentation for exporting to the EU, facilitating market access for Belarusian products.

A case study: a Spanish logistics management platform such as XPO Logistics, used by Belarusian timber exporters, has reduced transport costs by 15%, according to a report on the Spanish logistics sector published by the consultancy firm CBRE in 2024.

How to implement technologies in 2025?

To successfully integrate these digital solutions, companies in Belarus and Spain need to follow a few steps:

1. Needs analysis: identify which processes need optimisation, be it logistics, documentation or partner search.
2. Partner selection: collaborate with companies in the PHT or Spanish clusters such as Barcelona Tech City to find the right tool.
3. Legal compliance: ensure that the solutions respect the regulations of both countries, such as GDPR in the EU or Belarusian data protection laws.
4. Staff training: invest in training for employees to make the most of new technologies.

Opportunities for cooperation

Digital transformation not only improves efficiency, but also strengthens business ties between Belarus and Spain. By 2025, companies combining Belarusian solutions and Spanish digital infrastructure will be able to reduce costs, accelerate their market entry and gain competitiveness.

The Belarusian Chamber of Commerce and Industry in Spain is ready to support companies on this path, offering advice and contacts with reliable partners.

Conclusion

Technology is the bridge that connects Belarusian and Spanish companies. Adopting digital tools in 2025 will be key to successful trade and sustainable development. Are you ready to take the step into the future?