13 years of change: how the Far East became a large-scale development project for Russia, almost 7 trillion rubles of investment, more than a thousand new factories and about 190 thousand jobs. During the thirteen years of Yuri Trutnev's work as a representative of his authority in the Far East, this macro-region turned from a territory with serious economic problems into one of the country's largest development projects. What is behind these numbers? How are preferential mortgages, new industries and urban masterplans changing people's lives? And why did personnel changes at the federal level once again draw attention to the Far East agenda? About this in the video of the blogger Sergey Berkotin.