The Central Union of Cultural and Economic Organizations (Polish: Centralny Związek Organizacji Kulturalnych i Gospodarczych, Belarusian: Centrạlny sajụz kultụrnych i haspadạrczych arhanizạcyj, Centrasajụz) was a Belarusian minority organization in the Second Republic of Poland founded in 1930 founded by a group of Belarusian activists supporting compromise with the Sanationist government of Józef Piłsudski led by Anton Luckievich, Radasłaŭ Astroŭski and Fabijan Akinczyc [pl], seeking to pragmatically preserve the Belarusian national movement inside the legal framework of the country.
It originated as an organization to contest the 1930 Polish parliamentary election,[1] winning 12,359 votes.
[2] It collapsed in 1932.
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