Vladimir region expands cooperation with KAMAZ

The delegation of the Vladimir region headed by Governor Alexander Avdeev visited Tatarstan on a working visit. The trip was attended by representatives of big business, managers of technology parks, employees of municipalities and specialists of the regional government in charge of the economy.

One of the main results of the trip was the signing of an agreement on further cooperation with KAMAZ PJSC. In Naberezhnye Chelny, Governor Alexander Avdeev, Head of the Murom District Evgeny Rychkov and General Director of the company Sergey Kogogin approved a roadmap defining the main areas of joint work.

Avdeev called the partnership with the automaker one of the important areas of development of mechanical engineering in the Vladimir region. Regional enterprises are already included in the production cooperation of KAMAZ and supply it with components and materials that meet high quality requirements.

The parties paid special attention to the development of the Murom Industrial Park and the Muromteplovoz plant. The revival of the industrial site is carried out with the participation of the Ministry of Industry and Trade of Russia and KAMAZ. The enterprise, whose history dates back more than a hundred years, produces components and components for the Tatarstan partner. In 2026, the volume of orders from the auto giant ensured production utilization by 95%.

Murom Industrial Park is being created in the free territories of the plant. The project is designed until 2031. Its task is to maintain existing production facilities and form a new industrial site, which will become an additional center of economic growth. In the future, it is planned to organize at least 1.5 thousand jobs here.

The head of KAMAZ Sergey Kogogin noted that the interaction of regions and enterprises has moved to systematic work. The meeting participants discussed the results already achieved, further prospects and expansion of the supply of automotive components. According to the head of the company, the decisions taken should have a positive impact on the industry of the Vladimir region, and on the development of the plant itself.