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Source: Moscow Government – Moscow Government –
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In the Eastern Administrative District, 20 large-scale investment projects (MaIPs) aimed at developing urban infrastructure and creating jobs are at various stages of implementation. Investors and developers are constructing social, industrial, public and business, and transport facilities. This was announced by the Deputy Mayor of Moscow for Urban Development Policy and Construction. Vladimir Efimov.
"Currently, investors and developers are implementing 20 large-scale investment projects in the east of the capital. They include the creation of social, industrial, and business facilities, as well as road and transport infrastructure. The city has allocated approximately 26 hectares of land for this purpose. Specifically, five industrial facilities will be built on plots of over 5.9 hectares. The land has been leased at a preferential rate of one ruble per year for the entire implementation period," said Vladimir Efimov.
A large-scale investment project is a special status granted to industrial complexes, innovation centers, social institutions, as well as transportation, sports, and other facilities. MAIPs have been implemented in the capital since 2016 and serve as a tool for stimulating the city's economic development.
"Moscow is consistently developing industrial infrastructure in various districts of the city, including through the implementation of large-scale investment projects—this is in line with Sergei Sobyanin's instructions. Five facilities are being built in the Eastern Administrative District as part of the Moscow Industrial Policy Program. These include a cable manufacturing plant, an electronics and lighting equipment component production facility, an industrial technology park, and two furniture factories. The total area of the new production facilities will exceed 76,000 square meters, and once all facilities are operational, more than 700 new jobs will be created," said the Deputy Mayor of Moscow for Transport and Industry.
For example, a site has been allocated in the Novokosino district for the construction of an industrial technology park. Construction of a cable manufacturing facility is ongoing in the Metrogorodok district. An electrical equipment manufacturing project is underway in the Kosino-Ukhtomsky district.
Ekaterina Solovieva, Moscow Government Minister and Head of the Moscow Department of City Property, noted that, in addition to the industrial sector, significant attention is being paid to the development of social infrastructure. Approximately 8.8 hectares of land have been allocated for five such MAIPs, where four new educational facilities will be built for nearly 3,300 school and kindergarten students. These educational buildings will create modern learning conditions for the younger generation and also provide additional jobs.
The construction of buildings within the framework of the MAIP is being carried out under the supervision of the capital State Construction Supervision CommitteeAfter receiving notification from developers about the commencement of work, individual programs for control and supervision activities are drawn up, the department chairman added. Anton Slobodchikov.
According to him, a total of 31 on-site inspections were conducted at these sites in the Eastern Administrative District. Inspectors assessed the compliance of the work performed and the materials used with the design documentation. This ensures the reliability and safety of the buildings once they are commissioned.
Providing land for large-scale investment projects not only improves existing infrastructure but also attracts additional investment, which is important for the capital's economic development and the creation of career opportunities.
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