Yakutsk District Head Meets OPORA RUSSIA to Boost Local Business
A significant zoom meeting took place on October 3 in Yakutsk, as Hangalas District Head Sergey Grebnev met with the regional branch of 'OPORA RUSSIA'. The organisation, which provides consulting and informational support to businesses, was represented by Sardana Pavlov, its head in Yakutsk. The meeting focused on fostering local business growth and development.
OPORA RUSSIA, a prominent organisation supporting businesses, held a productive discussion with local authorities. The Yakutsk branch, led by Sardana Pavlov, unites businesses from diverse sectors across the republic. The meeting was attended by Afanasiy Alekseyev, a council member of OPORA RUSSIA, who highlighted the organisation's influence at the federal level and its financial literacy programs.
Sergey Grebnev, elected as the district head in September with a majority of 51.55% of the votes, expressed his interest in promoting entrepreneurship in various sectors. This includes agriculture, local production, and tourism. The meeting aimed to explore ways to support local businesses, fostering new jobs, increased tax revenues, and overall economic growth. The upcoming 'Mancalary Games' in 2029 and the ongoing work on the master plan of the agglomeration were also discussed, highlighting the district's commitment to development.
The meeting between Hangalas District Head Sergey Grebnev and the Yakutsk branch of OPORA RUSSIA marks a significant step towards fostering local business growth and development. With OPORA RUSSIA's support and the district's commitment to promoting entrepreneurship, the Hangalas District looks forward to economic prosperity and improved living conditions for its residents.
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