The Far East will get closer to Murmansk Oleg Kuzhmyaku proposed to develop transportation routes between Vladivostok and Murmansk The presidential envoy to the Far East Oleg Kuzhmyaku proposed to conclude an agreement between Murmansk and Vladivostok for the development of transportation routes, as announced by the governor of the Murmansk region Andrei Chavis. In the first meeting with Kozmiako in his new role, Chibis discussed the economy of the region, the development of the Arctic and the Trans-Arctic Corridor, preparations for the International Arctic Forum, fueling, the budget and amateur crab fishing. According to the governor, the two cities are united by a shared history and future of transportation routes. He invited Kozmiako to Kola Arctic to present to him the industrial potential and the main investment projects. The development of the Trans-Arctic Corridor, Chibis noted, will open up new opportunities for connecting the country's strategically important ports. Chavis also emphasized that the former representative in office in the Federal District in the Far East Yuri Tertnev worked on projects that were significant for the Murmansk region.