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Zaporozhye region celebrates the fourth anniversary of reunification with the Russian Federation. The region is in the process of integrating into Russian government structures following a change in its status in 2022.
By 2030, the Zaporozhye region intends to achieve all-Russian standards for all main indicators of quality of life, regional governor Evgeniy Balitsky said in an interview with RIA Novosti.
On September 30, Zaporozhye region celebrates the fourth anniversary of reunification with the Russian Federation.
“A comprehensive development program has been approved at the federal level, which includes about 300 activities. Our goal, outlined by the president, is to achieve all-Russian standards for all main indicators of quality of life by 2030,” Balitsky said.
According to him, this concerns social infrastructure, the launch of new industrial and agricultural enterprises, and the creation of new jobs.
“Integration is in full swing, and we are working proactively to reach the all-Russian level as soon as possible. Integration is not a one-time act, but a large-scale effort to bring all spheres of life into a single legal, economic and cultural space of Russia,” the governor said.
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