Tiraspol, December, 9. /Novosti Pridnestrovya/. The day before the Minister of Economic Development and the Deputy Chairman of the Government Sergey Obolonik told the First Pridnestrovian channel about the budget, burning issues and investment climate of the republic.
According to the Minister of Economic Development, the budget for 2019 is aimed at the development. Except for standard articles of social obligations, investments on the restoration of social objects, a continuation of the Investments program, the budget includes restoration and construction of facilities of the health care.
"We will create conditions for citizens of Pridnestrovie to receive help in comfortable conditions. It is the imminent problem, and it exists not only in the capital but also in all the republic", - Sergey Obolonik emphasized.
Also, infrastructure will not remain unaddressed: the electric power, heat power networks and water supply wear is about 70%. The Government intends to correct "A red zone" before the situation becomes emergency.
Besides, next year the state will support businessmen. Business schools, the system of grants and the project "Buy Pridnestrovian!" will be supported. The agro-industrial sphere will be subsidised, development of the industry in general and main cultures, in particular, will continue.
At the same time, the investment attractiveness of Pridnestrovie already bears the fruits: in the current year, two cooperation agreements are signed. As the Deputy Chairman of the Government notes, at international venues the delegation of the Republic carries out important work on talking to the potential investors about the appeal of investments and also showing examples and new opportunities.
"Every two days I meet at least one foreign investor wishing to accommodate at the Republic. We want to continue this process and to create a cluster of investors with whom we will carry out a system work", - the Minister of Economic Development admitted.
Sergey Obolonik concluded that one of the main accents of work is an inflow of the capital. It is one of those lifebuoys on which the state has to lean, hoping for future development.
