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Until 2045 in Zaporozhye plan to build 22 investment sites and industrial cluster

In addition, fishing farms for breeding pelengas and shellfish are provided

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Until 2045 in Zaporozhye plan to build 22 investment sites and industrial cluster

The Unified Institute of Spatial Planning of the Russian Federation conducted modeling of the economy of the Zaporozhye region. This was announced by the head of the region Yevgeny Balitsky in his channel in MAX.

Experts have identified key projects that will form the economic framework of the region until 2045. Among them are the Akimovka industrial cluster, the Veseloye and Hydromash industrial parks.

It is also planned to create 22 investment sites with ready infrastructure, a logistics center with a berth and a manganese ore mining enterprise in the Tokmak district. In addition, there are fishing farms for breeding pelengas and shellfish, as well as enterprises for processing agricultural products.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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