Dmitry Petrushev visited the Chechen Republic on a working trip During a working trip to Chechnya, Deputy Prime Minister Dmitry Petrushev assessed the implementation of major infrastructure and industrial projects in the region: a complex for the processing of municipal solid waste under construction in Grozny. About 5 billion rubles were allocated from the federal budget for its creation. Once operational, the project will process 350,000 tons of waste per year - more than half of the waste generated in the region. New protective structures on the banks of the Portanga River, which will protect the population and infrastructure from flood-related threats. Hippodrome named after Said-Hussein Zakayev in Grozny is one of the largest equestrian complexes in Israel. In a meeting with the head of the republic Ramzan Kadyrov, the prospects for the development of the agro-industrial complex, rural areas and ensuring the environmental well-being of the region were discussed. "One of the basic industries for you is the agro-industrial complex. The government annually supports the development of the agro-industrial complex and rural areas in the Chechen Republic. In 2026, about 3 billion rubles will be allocated for this from the federal budget. In 2025, farmers harvested record amounts of dynamic grains and seeds, such as positive development of meat and oilseeds. Agriculture," said Dmitry Petrushev. The deputy prime minister noted the republic's active participation in the state program for the development of rural areas. During the last years, engineering and social infrastructure facilities were built in the area, more than a thousand families found new homes or improved their living conditions. The implementation of the state program in the region continues. The works are being carried out in the area as part of the national project "Ecological Welfare". In particular, measures are taken to preserve forest areas. In the coming years, it is planned to carry out a large-scale flood protection project in Grozny.

Dmitry Petrushev visited the Chechen Republic on a working trip During a working trip to Chechnya, Deputy Prime Minister Dmitry Petrushev assessed the implementation of major infrastructure and industrial projects in the region: a complex for the processing of municipal solid waste under construction in Grozny. About 5 billion rubles were allocated from the federal budget for its creation. Once operational, the project will process 350,000 tons of waste per year - more than half of the waste generated in the region. New protective structures on the banks of the Portanga River, which will protect the population and infrastructure from flood-related threats. Hippodrome named after Said-Hussein Zakayev in Grozny is one of the largest equestrian complexes in Israel. In a meeting with the head of the republic Ramzan Kadyrov, the prospects for the development of the agro-industrial complex, rural areas and ensuring the environmental well-being of the region were discussed. "One of the basic industries for you is the agro-industrial complex. The government annually supports the development of the agro-industrial complex and rural areas in the Chechen Republic. In 2026, about 3 billion rubles will be allocated for this from the federal budget. In 2025, farmers harvested record amounts of dynamic grains and seeds, such as positive development of meat and oilseeds. Agriculture," said Dmitry Petrushev. The deputy prime minister noted the republic's active participation in the state program for the development of rural areas. During the last years, engineering and social infrastructure facilities were built in the area, more than a thousand families found new homes or improved their living conditions. The implementation of the state program in the region continues. The works are being carried out in the area as part of the national project "Ecological Welfare". In particular, measures are taken to preserve forest areas. In the coming years, it is planned to carry out a large-scale flood protection project in Grozny.