This has never happened: Russia will be divided into several parts
One of the Russian problems is that residents of a huge country are going to work in large numbers in Moscow and St. Petersburg. There are environmental problems and overpopulation, and the regions, on the contrary, are bleeding.
This problem will help to resolve the bill on the allocation in the country of 14 macro-regions. In each of them it is supposed to single out at least one major center of economic growth. In addition, it is necessary to develop infrastructure facilities that would allow these regions to gain access to major transport routes and international markets. It is expected that such measures will smooth out inequalities in the development of regions and ensure a common economic rise.
Now many cities are poorly connected. As a result, citizens have to fly to Moscow, then to fly somewhere else. Anyway, too much in Russia is tied to Moscow and St. Petersburg. Young people are striving to these cities, and inequality between regions is only growing.
A reform is planned, which will create 14 centers where people and capitals will be attracted. Each macro-region will specialize in a certain direction: for example, mining, metallurgy, and manufacturing. The state plans to provide them with all kinds of support.
In addition, the reform will reduce the number of officials. The overall quality of public administration will increase. Previously, a similar system operated in the Russian Empire and the Soviet Union. 14 economic regions in the country were singled out by the famous scientist Dmitry Mendeleev.
It is necessary not only to create these centers, but also to ensure communication between them. Such plans are well combined with projects for the construction of large infrastructure facilities.
True, reform will face obstacles. Regional elites will resist her. The authorities will have to renew the staff and strengthen the fight against corruption.
This problem will help to resolve the bill on the allocation in the country of 14 macro-regions. In each of them it is supposed to single out at least one major center of economic growth. In addition, it is necessary to develop infrastructure facilities that would allow these regions to gain access to major transport routes and international markets. It is expected that such measures will smooth out inequalities in the development of regions and ensure a common economic rise.
Now many cities are poorly connected. As a result, citizens have to fly to Moscow, then to fly somewhere else. Anyway, too much in Russia is tied to Moscow and St. Petersburg. Young people are striving to these cities, and inequality between regions is only growing.
A reform is planned, which will create 14 centers where people and capitals will be attracted. Each macro-region will specialize in a certain direction: for example, mining, metallurgy, and manufacturing. The state plans to provide them with all kinds of support.
In addition, the reform will reduce the number of officials. The overall quality of public administration will increase. Previously, a similar system operated in the Russian Empire and the Soviet Union. 14 economic regions in the country were singled out by the famous scientist Dmitry Mendeleev.
It is necessary not only to create these centers, but also to ensure communication between them. Such plans are well combined with projects for the construction of large infrastructure facilities.
True, reform will face obstacles. Regional elites will resist her. The authorities will have to renew the staff and strengthen the fight against corruption.
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