Putin Outlines Russia’s Economic Priorities and Ukraine Policy at Eastern Economic Forum 2026
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Russian President Vladimir Putin noted the improvement in the labour market in the Far East Federal District through the creation of new high-paid jobs. The Head of State addressed the Eastern Economic Forum plenary meeting in Vladivostok, transmitting RIA News. He drew attention to the significant economic progress of the macro-region. "The unemployment rate in the Far East has since quadrupled. This year stands at 2.2 per cent, as on average i…
Putin Outlines Russia’s Economic Priorities and Ukraine Policy at Eastern Economic Forum 2026
Russian President Vladimir Putin took part in the plenary session of the Eastern Economic Forum 2026, where he addressed the development of the Russian Far East, investment, employment, demographics, budget policy and a wide range of other economic and political issues. During his speech, Putin highlighted the results of more than a decade of investment in the Far East, described record-low unemployment in the region and proposed extending enhan…
Unemployment in the Far East has recently fallen fourfold, to 2.2%—the same as the national average, Putin said at the plenary session of the Eastern Economic Forum
Other statements:The Far East has attracted approximately 25 trillion rubles in capital investment over the past 11 years;The Far East's GDP has more than tripled over the past 11 years;Starting January 1, 2027, a single preferential regime will be in...
Russian leader Vladimir Putin reported a significant improvement in the labour market in the Far East Federal District, and according to the Head of State, the unemployment rate in the region has recently dropped fourfold, reaching 2.2 per cent, and he delivered a statement to the VEF plenary.
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