Liliya Lukashenka
Current assets: ArtChaos (exhibitions and sales of artwork).
Connections: Aleksandr Lukashenko (father-in-law), Viktor Lukashenko (husband), Viktoria Dziatlava (née Lukashenko; daughter), Aliaksandr Lukashenka Jr. (son), Dzmitry Dziatlau (son-in-law, executive at Liudmila Niaronskaya’s companies), Ina Harusava (sister), Aliaksandr Harusau (sister’s husband), Liudmila Niaronskaya (family friend and business partner of Liliya’s son), Bogoljub Karić (business partner).
Privileges: From 2007 to 2010, she worked at the Belarusian representative office of Eastleigh Trading Limited, a Cypriot company reportedly linked to Vladimir Peftiev. From 2012 to 2014, she was employed by Hephaestus Building Company, which is reportedly linked to the Karić family. Since 2014, she has been listed as the deputy director of Dana Astra, a company previously part of the Dana Holdings construction group and linked to the Karić family. She has managed the ArtChaos gallery and salon in the Dana Mall since 2016. The gallery is linked to the business interests of the Karić family, a group of Serbian entrepreneurs.
Liliya’s family has close personal and business ties to businesswoman Liudmila Niaronskaya. Liliya’s son-in-law, Dzmitry Dziatlau, held executive positions in her companies. He was a director at Morskaya Manufaktura and served as deputy director-at-large at Morskie Sezony and Morskie Promysly. Liliya’s sister’s husband, Aliaksandr Harusau, was the deputy director of security at Morskie Sezony.
Sezon Upakovki was established with the help of Liliya’s son and is registered in the Bremino-Orsha Special Economic Zone. The design for its production facility was included in the “Regional Initiative” program in 2026. This program offers state loans of up to 30 million Belarusian rubles.
Viktoria Dziatlava, Liliya Lukashenka’s eldest daughter, completed her pre-graduation internship at Alexander Zaytsev’s company, Rukh Sport Management. After graduating from university, she took a position at the NEO Sports Rehabilitation Centre medical clinic, owned by Aliaksei Aleksin. In February 2024, the Belarusian Ministry of Foreign Affairs hired her as a second secretary.
Restrictions: Liliya Lukashenka has been subject to personal sanctions by the European Union since June 21, 2021, and by Switzerland since July 7, 2021.
