Golikova spoke about the timing of the implementation of national projects

On May 27, Russian Deputy Prime Minister Tatyana Golikova shared information on the timing of the implementation of national projects initiated on behalf of Russian President Vladimir Putin.

She noted that preparatory work begins long before the official release of the decrees, which significantly reduces the time for their implementation.

"If we are talking about selections, of course, it takes appropriate time to develop selection criteria, as is the case, for example, with the new track of managers in the field of agriculture. I think that we will have to work with the ministry here. And everything else that has been announced, I think it is quite feasible in a short time," Golikova told reporters after a meeting of the supervisory board of ANO "Russia — the land of Opportunities."

The Deputy Prime Minister also spoke about the launch of the contest "It's a family thing." She drew attention to the importance of such initiatives, emphasizing that they contribute to the growth of the number of families and newlyweds, as well as support large families.

In addition, Golikova drew attention to the ambassadors of the contest, among whom were the winners of the previous season. According to her, the contribution to the popularization of family values and traditions plays an important role in shaping a positive image of the family in society.

On January 9, Putin said that the results of national projects would not be evaluated "on paper," but on improving the quality of life of the country's residents.

Prior to that, on December 5, 2024, the Russian leader announced that the most notable results of national projects, according to Russians, had been achieved in preschool education, the condition of roads and the convenience of obtaining public services. He noted that a lagging trend had also been identified. For example, the level of medical care in the country and the availability of housing. The Russian leader stressed that these issues require special vigilance.