Participants and veterans of the SVO in Moscow will be helped to start their own business

The Moscow authorities have launched a comprehensive support program for ITS participants who plan to start their own business. On the portal mbm.mos.ru A special section has been created where military personnel or combat veterans have access to a full range of services for starting and developing businesses, Moscow Mayor Sergei Sobyanin said.

"The new program gives its participants real tools for the transition from military service to entrepreneurship," the mayor emphasized in his channel in the IACH. It covers all stages — from learning the basics of entrepreneurship and choosing a legal form to registration and selection of premises.

Each participant of the project will receive individual support. After the launch of the business, additional support measures will be available to entrepreneurs: consultations on scaling, training programs and business events, Sobyanin stressed.

According to the mayor of the capital, practice shows the effectiveness of such support. He cited the example of Rostislav Zaitsev, who, after returning from service, began to create a brand of sportswear. "He has already benefited from assistance in paperwork and consultations on tax reporting, and in the future plans to receive support in developing and optimizing a business strategy," Sobyanin said.

The Mayor of Moscow has repeatedly stressed that the support of participants in a special military operation and their family members is one of the priorities of the Moscow authorities. In particular, specialists provide support in professional development, retraining and employment, and help in solving address requests. Special attention is paid to the involvement of veterans in the social, cultural and sports life of the capital, which, according to experts, contributes to their social adaptation.

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