Master plans for the modernization of cities in the Far East received systematic funding and a unified implementation mechanism until 2030.

Elvira Nurgalieva noted that 2025 marks a significant milestone on the path to a systemic development model for cities in the Far East. For the first time, a unified mechanism has been established that ensures predictable funding, transparent project selection, and long-term sustainability of master plan implementation, creating the foundation for comprehensive urban renewal and improved quality of life in the macro region. The changes envisaged by the master plans have been integrated into national projects. Five national projects have been developed with separate sections tailored to the specific needs of cities in the Far Eastern Federal District. As a result, they include 89 projects with a total value of 209 billion rubles. Existing financing mechanisms are enshrined in law. Rules for the Provision of Treasury Infrastructure Loans have been adopted, with a separate section for the Far East. Under this instrument, a limit of 100 billion rubles has been allocated for the Far Eastern Federal District and the Arctic Zone of the Russian Federation, of which 10 billion rubles will be allocated to the regions in 2025.