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Dmitry Patrushev spoke at the Russian Wine Forum "Wine of Russia. The First Five-Year Plan"

November 13, 2025

Dmitry Patrushev spoke at the Russian Wine Forum "Wine of Russia. The First Five-Year Plan"

November 13, 2025

Dmitry Patrushev spoke at the Russian Wine Forum "Wine of Russia. The First Five-Year Plan"

November 13, 2025

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Dmitry Patrushev spoke at the Russian Wine Forum "Wine of Russia. The First Five-Year Plan"

Deputy Prime Minister Dmitry Patrushev spoke at the Russian Wine Forum "Wine of Russia. The First Five-Year Plan." The Deputy Prime Minister reported that in the five years since the federal law "On Viticulture and Winemaking in the Russian Federation" came into effect, production volumes in the country have increased significantly.

Dmitry Patrushev noted that these past few years have been a true breakthrough for the domestic industry – a qualitative change in approaches, an increase in professionalism, and the establishment of clear and understandable rules for winemaking in Russia that meet international standards have had a positive impact on performance and enabled the creation of a competitive product.

"We've surpassed the 110,000-hectare mark in vineyard area, 14% higher than in 2020. This is one of the highest growth rates among leading grape-growing countries. More than a third of our vineyards are young, meaning we have good potential for development. By the end of 2025, we should reach at least another 5,000 hectares," said the Deputy Prime Minister.

According to the Deputy Prime Minister, despite challenging weather conditions this year, the harvest is forecast to be approximately 870,000 tons, comparable to the record-breaking 2024. This year's growth rate is approximately 3%. This trend is expected to continue throughout the year.

In 2025, over 4 billion rubles have been allocated for the implementation of a federal project for the industry. Under this project, producers receive subsidies for planting and maintaining vineyards, as well as for purchasing materials and equipment.

The most important factor in improving the situation was the government's appropriate excise policy—in particular, the possibility of tax deductions for products made from domestic raw materials. The introduced regulatory measures resulted in the complete replacement of foreign wine materials with domestic ones and a reduction in wine imports by almost a third compared to last year.

Dmitry Patrushev emphasized that the share of domestically produced wine in wine consumption has begun to increase. This year alone, it has grown from 58% to 63%. The selection of Russian wines in retail and food service establishments is steadily expanding.

The Deputy Prime Minister also touched on the topic of wine tourism, which is rapidly developing in Russia. Up to a million people visit domestic wineries annually.

The government is committed to creating the necessary opportunities and consistently resolving outstanding issues. The Russian President has instructed that the land issue for the construction of wine tourism facilities be resolved by the end of 2025. Dmitry Patrushev announced that the State Duma has adopted in its first reading a draft federal law that will define the relevant rules and restrictions. The document has passed its first reading, is being prepared for a second reading, and is expected to be fully implemented in 2026.

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Orders of November 7, 2025 No. 3160-r, No. 3161-r, 3162-r, No. 3163-r, Orders of November 8, 2025 No. 3190-r, No. 3191-r

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Order No. 3160-r of November 7, 2025

Order No. 3161-r of November 7, 2025

Order No. 3162-r of November 7, 2025

Order No. 3163-r of November 7, 2025

Order No. 3190-r of November 8, 2025

Order No. 3191-r of November 8, 2025

The government continues its systemic support for the industrial sector, aimed at accelerating the pace of production capacity upgrades. As part of this effort, an additional 1.4 billion rubles have been allocated from the Cabinet's reserve fund to recapitalize regional industrial development funds. These orders were signed by Prime Minister Mikhail Mishustin.

Subsidies will be provided to six regions: Khabarovsk Krai, Chechnya, Vologda, Kaliningrad, Rostov, and Tambov Oblasts. The additional capital will provide financial support to industrial enterprises in the form of preferential loans, the proceeds of which will be used to implement investment projects.

“These resources will enable the implementation of at least 25 investment projects in such industries as mechanical engineering, metallurgy, aviation and automotive industries, light industry, and petrochemicals, and will contribute to achieving technological sovereignty,” Mikhail Mishustin noted atGovernment meeting on November 13.

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From Mikhail Mishustin's opening remarks at the Government meeting, November 13, 2025

In particular, projects will be launched in the Vologda region to produce equipment for metallurgical enterprises and prefabricated houses, and the production of components for the automotive industry will be expanded.

In the Kaliningrad region, plans are underway to develop a plant for the production of automated and robotic equipment, and modernize the production of trailers and flux-cored wire.

In the Rostov Region, support will be provided for projects to establish a wall-mounted boiler plant, modernize production facilities for heat exchange equipment and refrigeration chests, organize the production of equipment for mechanical engineering enterprises, and expand cable production capacity.

In the Tambov region, there are plans to modernize the existing production of cast blanks, as well as expand the production of components, glass products, tank equipment, and knitted and crocheted goods.

In Khabarovsk Krai, production of composite materials will be launched, foundry production facilities, production of centrifugal compressor machines and process turbines will be modernized, a workshop for the production of spare parts for the aviation industry will be upgraded, and equipment for the production of billets and rebar will be purchased.

In Chechnya, support is provided for projects to expand the production of polyethylene film and bags and to establish production of rubber crumb, safety tiles, and metal and textile cord by recycling used car tires.

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Dmitry Chernyshenko held a meeting on risks associated with the construction and overhaul of educational facilities in 2025.

November 13, 2025

Meeting on risks in 2025 for the construction and major repairs of educational facilities

November 13, 2025

Minister of Education Sergei Kravtsov at a meeting on risks in 2025 for the construction and major repairs of educational facilities, chaired by Dmitry Chernyshenko

November 13, 2025

Dmitry Chernyshenko held a meeting on risks associated with the construction and overhaul of educational facilities in 2025.

November 13, 2025

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Dmitry Chernyshenko held a meeting on risks associated with the construction and overhaul of educational facilities in 2025.

A meeting on risks associated with the construction and overhaul of educational facilities in 2025 was held at the Government Coordination Center, chaired by Deputy Prime Minister Dmitry Chernyshenko.

"This year, major repairs are scheduled for approximately 1,500 general education, vocational, and preschool buildings, as well as the opening of 58 construction projects. The Russian Ministry of Education has compiled a register of 28 projects with newly identified risks of not being completed by the end of the year. Today, the task of regional governors is not simply to identify problems, but to formulate specific, targeted instructions with clear target dates and responsible parties," noted Dmitry Chernyshenko.

Minister of Education Sergei Kravtsov noted that systemic solutions are needed for those who fail to implement infrastructure projects on time.

"According to the Ministry of Education, a decision was made earlier this year to postpone the completion of 77 new educational infrastructure facilities and 55 major renovation projects until 2026. "All regions were warned that there would be no further postponements after September. However, we are identifying instances of a number of regions concealing problems. Let me remind you that failure to meet deadlines is unacceptable – it constitutes a failure to implement the measures of the 'Youth and Children' and 'Family' national projects, which we are implementing at the direction of Russian President Vladimir Putin," the Deputy Prime Minister emphasized.

The meeting was attended by representatives from regions where construction and major repairs of educational facilities are delayed: Khabarovsk and Kamchatka Krais; Zaporizhia, Pskov, Kaliningrad, Amur, Arkhangelsk, Ivanovo, Samara, Tambov, Kherson, Kostroma, Ryazan, and Vladimir Oblasts; Kemerovo Oblast – Kuzbass; the Komi Republic, the Republic of Khakassia, the Republic of Udmurtia, and the Jewish Autonomous Oblast. They presented reports on the current situation at these facilities.

"We've been monitoring large-scale educational facility construction and overhaul programs almost daily since the first days of 2025. The draft state budget allocates all necessary funds for infrastructure programs. Most regions are fulfilling their obligations on time. And it's important for us to be confident that everything will be implemented in full," said Sergey Kravtsov.

Additional financial liability has been established for failure to achieve results for the completion of major repairs, and regulations have been introduced to reduce the volume of subsidies for the following year while maintaining the regions' obligations.

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At Russian MFCs, you can now access services without visiting a specialist or presenting your passport, thanks to dedicated self-service kiosks equipped with a digital assistant and integrated with the state's unified biometric system. The new service was presented to Deputy Prime Minister and Chief of the Government Staff Dmitry Grigorenko at the "Digital Solutions" IT Forum.

The service allows for reliable biometric verification of applicants, and a built-in AI assistant helps them complete the required service. The final document or certificate can be downloaded via QR code or received in hard copy. The first self-service kiosks are planned to be installed in Lipetsk's multifunctional centers in the coming months.

"Biometric services are already available in four Russian regions, and two more are preparing to implement them. The next step is identity verification and service delivery without interacting with a specialist, which will make the customer journey even easier. Furthermore, biometrics are voluntary, and customers can always choose how to apply for the service—either with an MFC employee or at a self-service kiosk," noted Dmitry Grigorenko.

The use of this service will speed up the processing of applicants and reduce the workload of My Documents centre staff.

"We see growing interest in biometric services at MFCs. Thousands of people in pilot regions are already using this opportunity. We believe the implementation of the new AI-assisted solution will make visiting My Documents centers even more convenient and will allow us to serve applicants one and a half to two times faster," said Vladislav Povolotsky, CEO of the Biometric Technologies Center.

To use the service, you need to register your verified biometrics. This can be done at authorized bank branches or at home using the on-site registration service.

Self-service at MFCs is part of the Migom service platform, implemented using the state-owned unified biometric system. The platform includes services such as passport-free hotel check-in, age verification when purchasing age-restricted goods, barrier-free pre-flight security checks, express train boarding, and more.

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