The prime minister believes that at present "all the necessary prerequisites for a faster economic recovery are gradually taking shape." Putin also said that the government will use the additional budget revenues caused by the favourable economic changes for different purposes, including increasing pensions, providing veterans with housing and increased transport security.
Prime Minister Vladimir Putin holds a meeting with Minister of Industry and Trade Viktor Khristenko
Vladimir Putin and Viktor Khristenko discussed government support for companies that export high-tech products. The Prime Minister also brought up the government’s scrappage programme for old cars, which, in his opinion, “has had a highly positive impact on the automotive industry.” Nevertheless, Mr Putin asked Mr Khristenko to continue to improve the programme’s level of service by removing bureaucratic barriers.
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“We should not simply restore the station. In effect, in only a few years we have to build a virtually new station: modernised and with enhanced durability. Specialists will rebuild and replace hydroelectric units and install modern control, communications and technological safety systems.”
"We seek the right balance between producers and consumers and consider unilateral action and violation of agreements unacceptable. We believe that a sustainable development and successful economic modernisation are possible only in a stable society where trade unions and employers work as partners."
Prime Minister Vladimir Putin meets with the leadership of the United Russia Party
“A key feature of the budget for next year is that it should trigger recovery and innovative growth in the Russian economy, and ensure that social obligations are met unconditionally as we come out of the downturn.”
