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Today marks Customs Officer Day in Russia. On this day in 1653, Tsar Alexis of Russia signed a decree that laid the foundation for creating a single customs system in the country
Vladimir Putin met with Head of the Federal Customs Service Valery Pikalyov at the Kremlin. At the beginning of the meeting, the President wished Russia's customs officers all the best on their professional holiday.
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Vladimir Putin met with Head of the Federal Customs Service Valery Pikalyov at the Kremlin. At the beginning of the meeting, the President wished Russia's customs officers all the best on their professional holiday.
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On October 30, Vladimir Putin will hold a meeting with Government members via videoconference
The discussion will focus on the implementation of the Integrated Development of Rural Areas state programme. Reports will be presented by Minister of Agriculture Oksana Lut and Governor of the Altai Territory Viktor Tomenko.
A range of current issues will also be addressed.
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The discussion will focus on the implementation of the Integrated Development of Rural Areas state programme. Reports will be presented by Minister of Agriculture Oksana Lut and Governor of the Altai Territory Viktor Tomenko.A range of current issues will also be addressed.Source
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The President addressed the plenary session of the 3rd National Healthcare Congress. Key points:
Over the past five years, over 1.7 trillion rubles were spent on implementing healthcare-focused federal projects. Thanks to this, Russia is both solving current issues and achieving breakthroughs.
The share of domestically produced pharmaceuticals and medical equipment is on the rise, with the industry's technological sovereignty strengthened. Russia intends to continue increasing the sustainability and independence of its healthcare system.
One of Russia's main goals for the coming years is increasing life expectancy and reducing the disparity in this regard between various regions. The average life expectancy in the country is to reach 78 years.
Over the next six years, more than a trillion rubles will be spent on building, renovating, and equipping healthcare facilities. Particular attention will be paid to improving primary care, which is the busiest component of the healthcare system.
The primary care modernisation has already affected one in three medical facilities in the country. Over 140,000 medical equipment units have been acquired for rural medical centres, clinics, and district- and city-level hospitals.
Supporting medical science and technology will unconditionally be among Russia's top priorities. A new, much-needed field will be explored for the first time: Russia will expand the infrastructure for nuclear medicine, which offers opportunities for ensuring more accurate diagnostics.
In 2025, a new, more equitable remuneration policy for public sector employees, including medical workers, will be put to the test in a number of pilot regions. In early 2027, this policy is to be extended to all public sector employees across the Russian Federation.
See more on the Kremlin’s official website.
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Over the past five years, over 1.7 trillion rubles were spent on implementing healthcare-focused federal projects. Thanks to this, Russia is both solving current issues and achieving breakthroughs.The share of domestically produced pharmaceuticals and medical equipment is on the rise, with the industry's technological sovereignty strengthened. Russia intends to continue increasing the sustainability and independence of its healthcare system.One of Russia's main goals for the coming years is increasing life expectancy and reducing the disparity in this regard between various regions. The average life expectancy in the country is to reach 78 years.Over the next six years, more than a trillion rubles will be spent on building, renovating, and equipping healthcare facilities. Particular attention will be paid to improving primary care, which is the busiest component of the healthcare system.The primary care modernisation has already affected one in three medical facilities in the country. Over 140,000 medical equipment units have been acquired for rural medical centres, clinics, and district- and city-level hospitals.Supporting medical science and technology will unconditionally be among Russia's top priorities. A new, much-needed field will be explored for the first time: Russia will expand the infrastructure for nuclear medicine, which offers opportunities for ensuring more accurate diagnostics.In 2025, a new, more equitable remuneration policy for public sector employees, including medical workers, will be put to the test in a number of pilot regions. In early 2027, this policy is to be extended to all public sector employees across the Russian Federation.See more on the Kremlin’s official website.
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Vladimir Putin made a speech at the 13th Congress of the Federation of Independent Trade Unions of Russia. Key statements by the President:
Every quarter, unemployment in Russia sets a new record low: the current 2.4 percent rate is maintained for the third consecutive month and is the lowest in comparison to other major economies of the world.
Russia's economy is undergoing a structural transformation, becoming more complex and developing sectors with high added value and skilled jobs.
The Russian economy must become a high wage economy, since this is the key to increasing production efficiency, modernizing companies, ensuring a deep renewal of industries by providing a modern technological foundation, and creating high quality jobs.
It is crucial to increase productivity, ensure automation, and provide new equipment and technologies for the domestic manufacturing, agriculture, and service sectors, while also developing infrastructure and logistics. To do that, Russia already possesses policies for supporting business and developing its territories, and these policies will be fine-tuned on a regular basis.
One of the most important tasks is to train qualified personnel who will work in new, modern production facilities. As part of the Professionalitet federal projects, about a million workers will be trained for Russia's light industries, pharmaceuticals, shipbuilding, aircraft industry, production of machine tools and electronic components, and many other sectors.
By 2030, the country's existing engineering schools will be supplemented with at least fifty newly-created advanced educational institutions provided with state-of-the-art learning and laboratory equipment.
See more on the Kremlin’s official website.
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Every quarter, unemployment in Russia sets a new record low: the current 2.4 percent rate is maintained for the third consecutive month and is the lowest in comparison to other major economies of the world.Russia's economy is undergoing a structural transformation, becoming more complex and developing sectors with high added value and skilled jobs.The Russian economy must become a high wage economy, since this is the key to increasing production efficiency, modernizing companies, ensuring a deep renewal of industries by providing a modern technological foundation, and creating high quality jobs.It is crucial to increase productivity, ensure automation, and provide new equipment and technologies for the domestic manufacturing, agriculture, and service sectors, while also developing infrastructure and logistics. To do that, Russia already possesses policies for supporting business and developing its territories, and these policies will be fine-tuned on a regular basis.One of the most important tasks is to train qualified personnel who will work in new, modern production facilities. As part of the Professionalitet federal projects, about a million workers will be trained for Russia's light industries, pharmaceuticals, shipbuilding, aircraft industry, production of machine tools and electronic components, and many other sectors.By 2030, the country's existing engineering schools will be supplemented with at least fifty newly-created advanced educational institutions provided with state-of-the-art learning and laboratory equipment.See more on the Kremlin’s official website.
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The President approved a list of instructions following the meeting of the State Council Presidium on export development
According to the document, the Government will consider allocating a part of the revenues collected as customs duties for modernizing railways and roads providing access to border checkpoints.
Additionally, the Cabinet of Ministers is to address the issue of providing further funding from the federal budget to export promotion centres located in Russia's regions.
The President has also given an instruction to secure the practical mechanisms for protecting the property rights and commercial interests of Russian investors.
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According to the document, the Government will consider allocating a part of the revenues collected as customs duties for modernizing railways and roads providing access to border checkpoints.Additionally, the Cabinet of Ministers is to address the issue of providing further funding from the federal budget to export promotion centres located in Russia's regions.The President has also given an instruction to secure the practical mechanisms for protecting the property rights and commercial interests of Russian investors.Source
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The President held a meeting with Government members
The main topic on the agenda was the implementation of the Comprehensive Development of Rural Areas state programme. Minister of Agriculture Oksana Lut and Governor of the Altai Territory Viktor Tomenko presented reports.
At the beginning of the meeting, the discussion focused on current issues. For instance, Energy Minister Sergei Tsivilev spoke about the installation of domestically produced solid fuel heating boilers in households in Siberia and the Far East under a social programme carried out since 2023.
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The main topic on the agenda was the implementation of the Comprehensive Development of Rural Areas state programme. Minister of Agriculture Oksana Lut and Governor of the Altai Territory Viktor Tomenko presented reports.
At the beginning of the meeting, the discussion focused on current issues. For instance, Energy Minister Sergei Tsivilev spoke about the installation of domestically produced solid fuel heating boilers in households in Siberia and the Far East under a social programme carried out since 2023.
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Vladimir Putin held a working meeting with Head of the Republic of Khakassia Valentin Konovalov
The Head of Khakassia briefed the President on the social and economic situation in the republic. Among the topics discussed were the development of healthcare and the construction sector, as well as the progress in implementing several national projects and the Comprehensive Development of Rural Areas state programme.
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The Head of Khakassia briefed the President on the social and economic situation in the republic. Among the topics discussed were the development of healthcare and the construction sector, as well as the progress in implementing several national projects and the Comprehensive Development of Rural Areas state programme.
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On November 4, celebrated as National Unity Day in Russia, the President will lay flowers at the monument to Kuzma Minin and Dmitry Pozharsky on Red Square
Representatives of Russia's religious denominations, as well as delegates from the country's civic organisations and youth movements will attend the ceremony.
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Representatives of Russia's religious denominations, as well as delegates from the country's civic organisations and youth movements will attend the ceremony.
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On November 5, Vladimir Putin will accept credentials from 28 newly arrived ambassadors of foreign states
As is customary, the ceremony will take place in the St Alexander Hall of the Grand Kremlin Palace.
See more on the Kremlin’s official website.
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As is customary, the ceremony will take place in the St Alexander Hall of the Grand Kremlin Palace.
See more on the Kremlin’s official website.
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