
The volume of non-commodity, non-energy exports from the region increased almost fivefold in the first months of the year.
The Ryazan region took first place in Russia in terms of growth rates of non-resource, non-energy exports, increasing the figures almost fivefold in the first months of the year.
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A district meeting on the implementation of the national project 'International Cooperation and Export' is being held in Ryazan.
MOSCOW, September 24 – RIA Novosti. The Ryazan region has become a leader in the growth rate of non-resource exports in Russia, reports the Russian Export Center (REC, VEB Group).
“The Ryazan region has become the first in the country in terms of the growth rate of non-resource non-energy exports. This was announced at the press approach within the framework of the district meeting on the implementation of the national project “International Cooperation and Export” in the regions of Central Russia, which takes place in Ryazan, said the vice-president of the Russian Export Center Alexander Molodtsov,” says the REC press release.
“In the first months of this year alone, the volume of non-resource non-energy exports from the Ryazan region increased almost fivefold. This is a very significant figure, hence the first place in the country. We made the right decision to hold today’s event here. In general, the entire Central Federal District is growing. Over the past year, the volume of non-resource exports from the Central Federal District increased by 23%, this year we are also seeing significant growth,” said REC Vice President Alexander Molodtsov.
According to the REC, the volume of supported exports of companies from the Central Federal District has tripled. Export support centers, which operate in almost every region of Russia, act as an entry point for small businesses and provide support to enterprises throughout almost the entire cycle of export activities.
A district meeting on the implementation of the national project "International Cooperation and Export" in the regions of the Central Federal District is being held in Ryazan on September 24-25 as part of the International Business Days. It is attended by representatives of regional and federal authorities, export support centers, business associations, and representatives of foreign businesses.

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