China News Service, Moscow, March 9 (Reporter Tian Bing) The Russian government stated on the 9th that Russian Prime Minister Mishustin has signed an order to establish three new economic zones in the Republic of Moldova, Rostov Oblast and Tver Oblast. special economic zones in Kaluga and Lipetsk regions.
The Russian government’s official website announced on the 9th that it will continue to create economic zones with special business conditions to allow investors to implement important economic development projects under preferential conditions and develop processing industries, high-tech industries, tourism and port infrastructure.
The newly established special economic zones located in Saransk and Lyambilski districts, the capital of the Republic of Moldova, are expected to be home to at least six companies producing building materials, electrical equipment, electronic and optical products, chemical products and mechanical engineering. The total investment will exceed 33.3 billion rubles, creating 775 new jobs.
The newly established special economic zone in Novocherkask, Rostov Region, is expected to be home to eight companies, attracting investments of 8.6 billion rubles and creating at least 790 new jobs.
The zone plans to implement production projects for tractor and semi-trailer equipment and industrial refrigeration equipment.
In addition, a natural gas liquefaction plant, a sewage purification equipment plant and a chemical plant for the production of synthetic resins, protective and decorative materials will be built in Novocherkassk.
In the newly established special economic zones located in the Kalinin and Konakovo districts of Tver Region, the companies settled there will mainly be engaged in the production of polyethylene pipes, sheet processing and cable car manufacturing.
In addition, there are plans to produce building materials, road engineering concrete and polymers.
Among them, private investment will exceed 17 billion rubles, creating nearly 8,400 new jobs.
The expanded Kaluga Special Economic Zone will host three pharmaceutical companies with a total investment of approximately 17.2 billion rubles and can create more than 2,000 new jobs.
The expanded Lipetsk Special Economic Zone plans to produce agricultural machinery and trailers on the site of the original tractor factory. It is expected to invest 32.4 billion rubles and create nearly 2,500 new jobs.
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