Anapa & Krasnodar Krai Plan Major Investments in Social Infrastructure
Anapa and Krasnodar Krai officials, along with State Duma deputies, recently gathered to discuss investment, construction, and economic growth. The VII Yacht Summit, held in Krasnodar, highlighted the region's potential and challenges in these areas.
Inna Yakovenko, Anapa's investment chief, shared ambitious plans to build 6 schools, 14 kindergartens, and 9 clinics by 2030-2032, with 20 billion rubles already attracted. However, Artyom Musaelyan, a city council deputy, warned about poorly drafted project and estimate documentation in state contracts, a major hurdle in social construction.
Ivan Vareljan, deputy director of 'SZ RAZVITIE', pointed to the high key rate as the main issue faced by builders. Nataliya Kostenko, a State Duma deputy, discussed the influence of state policy on modern construction and economic growth, hinting at reduced assistance for developers but possible extensions of moratoriums and support in the tourism sector.
The VII Yacht Summit, moderated by Artyom Kolesnikov, the First Deputy Chairman of the Public Chamber of Krasnodar Krai, explored the region's potential in sectors like deep processing, grain selection, and winemaking. Sergey Altukhov, a State Duma deputy, noted the success of Kuban's industrial policy and the need for legislative support to fully realize this potential.
Anapa and Krasnodar Krai are planning significant investments in social infrastructure and have identified key challenges in construction and economic growth. The VII Yacht Summit underscored the region's potential and the need for targeted legislative support to unlock it.
