Jewish Autonomous Region Booms with Infrastructure, Healthcare, and Education Investments
Governor Maria Kostyuk recently highlighted the region's progress, attributing it to presidential support. The focus was on social and economic development projects. A large investor, 'Bantonnelmost', is investing over 100 billion rubles by 2030 in infrastructure around a cross-border railway bridge. All 12 departments of the regional hospital will be repaired by 2026, and a new children's hospital will be built with federal support.
The 'Dignity of the Hinggan' program is retraining military personnel for government jobs. By 2028, all schools in the region will be in good condition. In 2024, half of the 35 billion ruble investment went to the transport sector. Nine schools and one kindergarten have undergone capital repairs, with plans to repair eight more in the next two years. Support measures for SVO participants and their families include free children's camps and one-time student payments.
A presentation of the Jewish Autonomous Region (JAR) at Russia's National Center featured discussions with investors, business representatives, and federal authorities. The region, rich in natural resources, offers potential for various infrastructure and energy investments. Russian companies like Gazprom, Russian Railways, and Rostec could be involved in energy, infrastructure, and industrial modernization projects.
The region is seeing significant development, with investments in infrastructure, healthcare, and education. The 'Dignity of the Hinggan' program supports military personnel, and schools are being repaired. The presentation at Russia's National Center showcased the region's potential to investors and authorities, highlighting opportunities for Russian companies in energy, infrastructure, and industrial modernization.
