The city of Mogilev is located in Belarus on the eastern border of Russia, and was founded on the bank of the Dnieper River more than seven centuries ago. If you look at the map of Belarus, you will not be surprised why Mogilev has been used as a strategic location so many times throughout its history. During World War I it was the headquarters of the Russian Army, and before World War II, there were plans to move the capital of Belarus to Mogilev, because Minsk was very close to the border. western country. Today, Mogilev Province is considered one of the most important industrial regions in the country that manufactures elevators, pneumatic tires, tractors, lawn sweepers, steel pipes, cement, cement panels, chemical fibers and threads. It also occupies a leading position among the CIS countries with modern and advanced industries. Like other Belarusian cities, the city enjoys a green nature, where vast green spaces and fields extend to create a beautiful environmental landscape.