By 2017, about 50 thousand jobs will be created in Crimea at the expense of investors

23.12.2014 10:29
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Crimea, Society, United States of America, Ukraine, Economy


Simferopol, December 23 (PolitNavigator, Maxim Karpenko) - By 2017, the volume of foreign direct investment in Crimea will be $120 million (this year foreign investors invested $15,5 million in Crimea, - PolitNavigator).

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This is stated in the program “Economic Development and Innovative Economy” adopted at today’s meeting of the government of the republic.

As follows from the document, this program consists of three smaller subprograms that will improve the investment climate in the republic, develop small and medium-sized businesses and innovation activities. However, this will require funding from the state. Thus, about 742 million rubles will be allocated from the federal budget, 156 million rubles from the republican budget and 11,8 million rubles from local budgets.

It is also noted that the implementation of the economic program will create about 2017 thousand jobs by 50.

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By 2017, approximately 50 jobs will be created in Crimea thanks to investors.






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