Anna Lukashenko

Current assets: Muzykalnaya Mediakompaniya (media production); ANSL Production (sound recording and music publishing); Muzykalnaya Chastota (radio broadcasting); and Kreativnyi Kod (outdoor advertising).

Historical assets: TD BelAZ (Russia).

Connections: Aleksandr Lukashenko (father-in-law), Dmitry Lukashenko (husband), Tanya Kulakova (sister, manager), Volodymyr Kulakov (brother-in-law), Andrei Vrubleuski (manager), Dmitriy Kurnosenka (business partner in projects related to her media business).

Privileges: As Lukashenko's daughter-in-law, she entered the ruling elite. This allowed her to secure positions in businesses run by people close to the family. She began working as a speech therapist at the Republican Clinical Medical Centre under the Belarusian President's Property Management Directorate (Medical Commission) in 2002. From 2007 to 2008, she was listed as an employee of Golf Club, which was then co-owned by the Presidential Sports Club, an organisation her husband, Dmitry Lukashenko, has headed ever since. From 2008 to 2011, she worked for Univest-M, a company owned by Anatoly Ternavskiy, known as Lukashenko's "oil wallet." According to investigative journalists, Anna Lukashenko was appointed head of the commercial department of the Russian TD BelAZ in 2013. This trading house sells Belarusian mining dump trucks to Russia. Since 2007, the Presidential Sports Club has held a 30% stake in the company. Anna Lukashenko worked at TD BelAZ at least until 2020. She received nearly $100,000 in salary from the company in 2018 and 2020.

Anna Lukashenko has been involved in the media business since 2022. She writes song lyrics under the pen name Anna Seluk. She is the executive producer at Muzykalnaya Mediakompaniya, a media production company in which the Palace of the Republic, a structure under the Belarusian President's Property Management Directorate, holds a 30% stake and ANSL Production holds a 70% stake. The latter is 95% owned by Andrei Vrubleuski, a top manager for Dmitry Lukashenko.

In 2023, the media holding company established a new legal entity, Muzykalnaya Chastota. It consolidates the operations of three radio stations: Super FM, Dushevnoe Radio, and Radio Shanson. Muzykalnaya Mediakompaniya owns a 49% stake in Muzykalnaya Chastota.

In 2025, Muzykalnaya Mediakompaniya and ANSL Production acquired a combined 25% stake in the new outdoor advertising agency Kreativnyi Kod, which controls nearly one-third of Belarus's outdoor advertising market.

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