Around 2000 people gathered to support the government in Minsk, writes local media.
Reportedly, the pro-government act participants gathered on Independence Square of Minsk. A speakers' stand is already arranged close to the government's building.
The facilitating organization Belaya Rus announced that all citizens who care for its country's future could participate in this peaceful act.
Belarussian media is informed that a bus column is organized to deliver act participants from regions.
Some members of the government are already seen in the place.
In parallel to this act, an anti-government march is planned that lasts for the last eight days.
On 9 August, presidential election results were publicized in the country, with this followed by mass protest actions. The opposition does not recognize the 80% votes victory of Lukashenko. People took to the streets and protested against Lukashenko's government.
