The Russian government has allocated 20 billion rubles to the Industrial Development Fund

The Russian government has allocated 20 billion rubles to the Industrial Development Fund, whose funds will contribute to the provision of preferential loans for another 50 manufacturers. This was announced on June 16 by Russian Prime Minister Mikhail Mishustin at a government meeting.

"We continue to constantly create new opportunities for domestic enterprises, an order has been signed to allocate 20 billion rubles to the Industrial Development Fund, which already has about 2 thousand projects and half a trillion rubles of investments, additional funds will be used to provide preferential loans to 50 more manufacturers, where, respectively, more than a thousand jobs will appear," he said.

According to Mishustin, earlier Russian President Vladimir Putin spoke about the need for modern production facilities and jobs in all regions of the state. This is exactly what the government uses various tools and means for.

Recently, there was also a discussion with students of technical universities related to mechanisms that help implement the results of scientific research and develop promising products. We have already discussed this topic in more detail at the Digital Industry of Industrial Russia conference in Nizhny Novgorod, as well as at meetings with heads of development institutes.

On May 14, the State Duma proposed introducing job quotas for combat veterans. The bill is aimed at creating employment guarantees for citizens with the status of combat veterans, as well as supporting employers who will responsibly approach the implementation of this innovation.