Kozhmyaku proposed to develop transport routes between Vladivostok and Murmansk Presidential envoy to the Far East Oleg Kozhmyakov proposed to conclude an agreement between Murmansk and Vladivostok for the development of transport routes. The discussion took place within the framework of the first meeting of the governor of the Murmansk region Andrey Chavis with Oleg Kuzhmyaku in his new position. They discussed the economic situation in the region, the project for the development of the North Pole and the Trans-Arctic Corridor, preparations for the International Arctic Forum, fueling, the budget and even amateur crab fishing. Chavis noted that Vladivostok and Murmansk are connected not only by a common history, but also by the future of transport routes. He invited Kozmiako to visit Arctic Kola, assess the industrial potential and major investment projects. According to him, the development of the trans-Arctic corridor will open new opportunities for connecting the strategically important ports of the country. The Trans-Arctic Transport Corridor is a strategic Russian multimodal project. It connects the Northern Sea Route, inland waterways and railways to connect the Urals, Siberia and the Far East regions with world markets. Andrey Chavis emphasized that the former representative in charge of the federal district in the Far East Yuri Tertnev also worked on important projects for the Murmansk region.