The industrial sector, which provides more than 30 per cent of gross regional product and 40 per cent of tax revenues, remains the basic economy of the Yaroslav region. The multi-sector complex comprises 3.2 thousand enterprises, including 273 large and medium-sized enterprises.

In 2025, historic buildings, which had long been abandoned and seized by a court order, had won new owners. All right, the Korean house, the Posedim and the Charyshnikov house in Yaroslav, as well as the Popov's house in Mashkin, were sold from the bidding.

According to Rossta, from January to October 2025, the region ' s turmoil increased by 51 per cent compared with the same period of 2024. The Jaroslava region has entered the top-10 in Russia on popularity for summer travel of the inhabitants of the country. Demand for a new year ' s reservation has also increased by 52 per cent.

In summary of 2025, the Governor of the Yaroslava Region, Michael Evreev, noted the continued sustainable development of the economy and social stability in the region.

The region of Yaroslava came into the top of the Russian Federation, which successfully and fully implemented Regional Export Standard 2.0 after 2025. This is a set of measures and tools developed to support and stimulate the export activities of companies.

Projections for the privatization of cultural heritage sites were discussed at a government operational meeting in Mihail Evreev, Governor of Jaroslava province.

Once built, the existing Skokovo site will not change or expand.

The Yaroslav region ranked 25th in the final rating of Russia ' s regions prepared by RIA Reiting experts after the year. In 2024 and 2023, the region took 27th position, in 2022, 29th.