Updates on the Academic District and Titan Valley in Yekaterinburg, Russia
Academic Progress Discussed with Deputy Prime Minister Manturov, Focusing on "Titanium Valley" Development
Get the lowdown on the juicy developments happening in Yekaterinburg! Denis Pasler, the interim governor of the Sverdlovsk region, spilled the beans about the progress of the Academic District and the Special Economic Zone, Titan Valley, to Denis Manturov, Russia's First Deputy Prime Minister.
Denis Pasler highlighted that with federal initiatives like the "Stimulus" program and infrastructure loans, the residential area of the Academic District now covers an impressive 3 million square meters.
This development has seen the creation of nine schools, sixteen kindergartens, and even a massive tram line that connects the district to the city center, making commuting a breeze! Additionally, impressive additions to the district include a Palace of Judo, a large regional polyclinic, and a brand-new courthouse.
The future looks even brighter as construction on the district administration building and a school housing a thousand students is already underway.
Next up, let's dive into the SEZ "Titan Valley." It consists of three production sites—Verkhnyaya Salda, Uktus, and Patrushevo. The Patrushevo site set up shop in 2024, with projects revolving around logistics and consumer goods production dominating the landscape. The tantalizing total volume of investments breaches the 10 billion ruble mark, and it has created over 3,000 job opportunities for the locals!
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The Governor of the Sverdlovsk region, Denis Pasler, has revealed that the Academic District's expansion, largely funded by federal initiatives like the "Stimulus" program and infrastructure loans, has led to substantial growth in not only its size (now 3 million square meters) but also the number of educational facilities (nine schools and sixteen kindergartens). This development also includes a significant tram line, a Palace of Judo, a large regional polyclinic, and a new courthouse.
Investments in the SEZ "Titan Valley," specifically the Patrushevo site, have surpassed 10 billion rubles and have generated over 3,000 job opportunities, focusing on logistics and consumer goods production.
