“Clearly, the emerging situation is favourable for a resumption of sustained growth in construction, a recovery in investment activity and for launching new construction projects. We cannot allow this process to be blocked by endless bureaucratic approvals, the stone wall of monopoly and the elaborate, burdensome and at times excessively complicated procedures. Our task is to minimize bureaucratic costs and other costs at every point in the process – from the business idea to the project phase to finished housing – and to remove everything that stands in the way of fast, quality and inexpensive construction.”
Prime Minister Vladimir Putin meets with Volgograd Region Governor Anatoly Brovko
Governor Anatoly Brovko reported to Prime Minister Vladimir Putin that the unemployment rate in the region had fallen considerably, to below the national average. The governor also noted there are more job openings than unemployed person in the region. The Prime Minister and the governor also discussed a number of problem areas. The governor emphasised the need for agricultural development, saying: “We need to focus on strengthening the livestock sector and restructuring the agricultural industry.”
Events for 14 july 2010
Prime Minister Vladimir Putin meets with representatives of student construction brigades in Sochi
“This year we have started work on the main Olympic construction sites, and next year the number of volunteers will double, to 50,000. Therefore, your contribution will be significant and could not have come at a better time,” said Putin at a meeting with volunteer student construction workers.
