In three years, 69 billion roubles were implemented in the Yaroslav region

In the Jaroslava region, 88 investment projects were implemented in 2022-2024. The outcome was discussed at a meeting of the investment project commission and economic support led by Governor Michael Evravev.


♪ These are 39 industrial and logistics projects, 31 agro-industry projects and 18 tourism projects. Over the past three years, 69 billion roubles have been invested in the Yaroslav region. More than 5,000 jobs have been created, and the Governor of the Yaroslava Region, Michael Evreev, has noted.

In the Rostov district, 17 projects were implemented, including the establishment of a Food Packing Enterprise, UMT Technology. Invest in the development of their ATRO, the Aronap Coffee Combine. In Rostov the GreatRestoration of cultural heritage sites, development of modern engineering and tourism infrastructure as part of the investment project " Rostov - the spiritual centre of Russia " . Ten projects completed in Yaroslav, five in Tutaev and 11 in Rybinsk.

♪ The region ' s investment attractiveness has been given serious attention. Now, in the Yaroslav region investor 181 projects with a total cost of almost 400 billion roubles, we have increased investment of 6.5 times, said Michael Evreev. - It's a plus of 29,000 jobs for our region in the coming years.

This year, in the territory of Yarosla, the construction of a distribution centre for the Chijik network will be completed by Hasbrands Mr. Shaping and Consulting. It is also planned to open a distribution centre for the April pharmacy network, the TIP techno park, to complete the construction of the Ozon logistics complex from the Réguion-Logistica GS.

By the end of the year, the Tenzor IT centre will be operational in Rybinska, and the second phase of the heavy-duty black-module project will be completed in Tutayev.

More detailed information on investor support can be found on the investor ' s website.76, or at the Yaroslava Development Corporation (Jaroslavl, Liberty, Dr. 71a, (4852) 230-230.

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