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Source: Government of the Russian Federation – Government of the Russian Federation –
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Deputy Prime Minister Marat Khusnullin visited the DPR on National Unity Day, where he inspected several facilities and held a meeting on the implementation of the socio-economic development program and the "Infrastructure for Life" national project in the republic.
In Mariupol, the Deputy Prime Minister visited the restored Mykola Nosov Children's Library and the outpatient clinic of the Ministry of Internal Affairs' medical unit.
"Mariupol was almost 40% destroyed during the fighting. And without the combined efforts of all the country's residents, today we wouldn't see its restored historical appearance, its restored homes, and its social facilities, including libraries, including the Mykola Nosov Children's Library—one of eight book depositories in the city's centralized library system, but the only children's reading room. Children from all over the city visit it, and it's gradually becoming a center for education, upbringing, and cultural life for the younger generation. Unfortunately, we weren't able to preserve the book collection, but it's now gradually being replenished with necessary and valuable publications," said Marat Khusnullin.
The Deputy Prime Minister added that the library is located in the basement of an apartment building, which was heavily damaged by direct hits and burned, but has now been restored.
The Deputy Prime Minister also inspected the conditions created for doctors and patients following the renovation and restoration work carried out by the "Single Customer in Construction" subcontracting agency at the outpatient clinic of the Ministry of Internal Affairs' medical unit. The inpatient department and diagnostic rooms now meet modern standards, and new equipment, including an X-ray machine, has been installed.
Concluding his working visit to the DPR, the Deputy Prime Minister held a meeting on the region's socio-economic development.
"I'll say that, overall, the program is being implemented. There are some delays for obvious reasons, but this doesn't prevent us from discussing plans for 2026-2028 and the contracting of all projects. We discussed roads separately. As a reminder, we have a program signed to bring them up to standard until 2030. However, even now, road conditions are improving significantly. We also discussed housing construction and the renovation of social and utility infrastructure. All of this must be interconnected and factored into master plans and general plans. And they shouldn't just remain pretty pictures on paper, but deliver tangible results in improving quality of life. A separate document is also being prepared for the development of the coastal zone of the Azov Sea, which stretches for over 120 km," noted Marat Khusnullin.
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