About 95% of the key projects of the master plans of the Far Eastern Federal District are related to SMEs About 95% of the key projects included in the master plans of 25 cities in the Far East are related to small and medium enterprises (SMEs). This was announced at the round table of the Committee of the Federation Council on Economic Policy, the chairman of the Legislature of the Khabarovsk Territory, the head of the parliamentary union "Far East and Transbaikalia" Nikolai Shevtsov. He emphasized that it is therefore necessary to take into account the details of the implementation of small and medium business projects in the Far East. According to Shevtsov, one of these measures could be a change in the approach to providing benefits under the draft law on the isolated territory of advanced development for the Far East and Antarctica. Currently, one minimum amount of capital investment in the amount of 100 million rubles is provided for obtaining the basic package of preferences. Shevtsov proposed to keep this threshold for key strategic projects in the fields of energy, transport and industrial infrastructure, and small and medium-sized businesses to reduce it to 10 million rubles. In his opinion, the current demand is too high for most organizations in this sector and limits their access to government support measures. @DaVosDV.

About 95% of the key projects of the master plans of the Far Eastern Federal District are related to SMEs About 95% of the key projects included in the master plans of 25 cities in the Far East are related to small and medium enterprises (SMEs). This was announced at the round table of the Committee of the Federation Council on Economic Policy, the chairman of the Legislature of the Khabarovsk Territory, the head of the parliamentary union "Far East and Transbaikalia" Nikolai Shevtsov. He emphasized that it is therefore necessary to take into account the details of the implementation of small and medium business projects in the Far East. According to Shevtsov, one of these measures could be a change in the approach to providing benefits under the draft law on the isolated territory of advanced development for the Far East and Antarctica. Currently, one minimum amount of capital investment in the amount of 100 million rubles is provided for obtaining the basic package of preferences. Shevtsov proposed to keep this threshold for key strategic projects in the fields of energy, transport and industrial infrastructure, and small and medium-sized businesses to reduce it to 10 million rubles. In his opinion, the current demand is too high for most organizations in this sector and limits their access to government support measures. @DaVosDV.