Putin: there is a lot of money in Moscow, but it is always and everywhere in short supply

No matter how high the funding, there is "always and everywhere not enough money," so it is important to set priorities correctly. This was announced on Saturday, September 13, by Russian President Vladimir Putin, speaking at the celebration of the City Day in Moscow.

Thus, the head of state challenged the assumption that Moscow's successes were secured by its high budget.,

"Of course, I know colleagues from other regions will listen and say, 'Well, of course, he has the most money there in Russia.' There is always not enough money everywhere. No matter how much it is, there is a lot of money, but the farm is big," he said.

Earlier, Putin called Moscow one of the best cities on the planet. He also pointed out that the capital embodies the fate and historical mission of Russia and is the flagship of the country's development.

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