Yuri Trutnev met with investors of the Khabarovsk Region
In Khabarovsk, Deputy Chairman of the Government of the Russian Federation - Plenipotentiary Representative of the President of the Russian Federation in the Far Eastern Federal District Yuri Trutnev held a meeting on the progress of implementation of investment projects in the Khabarovsk Region.
“Attracting and supporting investment projects is one of the priority areas of work for the development of the Far East. Special regimes have been created - ASEZ, FPV, AZRF, infrastructure support is provided, preferential financing is provided. Investment projects and their implementation determine the growth of the economic potential of the territory. In the Far East, almost 3 thousand investment projects are being implemented with the governmental support. The total volume of investments already made is 3.6 trillion rubles. The Khabarovsk Region is third in the ranking of attracted investments in the Far East - 370 billion rubles. 131 investment projects with a total investment volume of 680 billion rubles are being implemented here with the governmental support. More than 11 thousand new jobs have been created, 58 enterprises have been commissioned,” Yuri Trutnev opened the meeting.
The implementation of investment projects in the areas of mining, agriculture, industry, automotive, logistics and trade was discussed. A project for the construction of the “Pacific Railway” (PR) and the Port “Elga” coal sea terminal in the area of Cape “Manorsky” was presented. The length of the PR will be 531 km. Taking into account sidings and stations, the “unfolded length” of the railway track will be 626 km. It is the longest privately owned railway in the country. As part of the project, one intermediate station and 18 sidings will be built. After the construction of the PR, the total length of the company's railway will be about 1,300 km. The capacity of the Port “Elga” terminal will be 30 million tons per year. Coal from the “Elginskoye” deposit will be delivered here via the PR. Upon completion of construction, the terminal will be able to accommodate simultaneously up to four ships with a deadweight of up to 85 thousand tons each. The Port “Elga” coal sea terminal will receive the first bulk carrier at the beginning of 2025.
In Khabarovsk, Deputy Chairman of the Government of the Russian Federation - Plenipotentiary Representative of the President of the Russian Federation in the Far Eastern Federal District Yuri Trutnev held a meeting on the progress of implementation of investment projects in the Khabarovsk Region.
“Attracting and supporting investment projects is one of the priority areas of work for the development of the Far East. Special regimes have been created - ASEZ, FPV, AZRF, infrastructure support is provided, preferential financing is provided. Investment projects and their implementation determine the growth of the economic potential of the territory. In the Far East, almost 3 thousand investment projects are being implemented with the governmental support. The total volume of investments already made is 3.6 trillion rubles. The Khabarovsk Region is third in the ranking of attracted investments in the Far East - 370 billion rubles. 131 investment projects with a total investment volume of 680 billion rubles are being implemented here with the governmental support. More than 11 thousand new jobs have been created, 58 enterprises have been commissioned,” Yuri Trutnev opened the meeting.
The implementation of investment projects in the areas of mining, agriculture, industry, automotive, logistics and trade was discussed. A project for the construction of the “Pacific Railway” (PR) and the Port “Elga” coal sea terminal in the area of Cape “Manorsky” was presented. The length of the PR will be 531 km. Taking into account sidings and stations, the “unfolded length” of the railway track will be 626 km. It is the longest privately owned railway in the country. As part of the project, one intermediate station and 18 sidings will be built. After the construction of the PR, the total length of the company's railway will be about 1,300 km. The capacity of the Port “Elga” terminal will be 30 million tons per year. Coal from the “Elginskoye” deposit will be delivered here via the PR. Upon completion of construction, the terminal will be able to accommodate simultaneously up to four ships with a deadweight of up to 85 thousand tons each. The Port “Elga” coal sea terminal will receive the first bulk carrier at the beginning of 2025.
