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Belgorodets opened a car repair shop thanks to state support

A resident of the village of Rovenki, Belgorod region opened a car workshop with the help of state support

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Belgorodets opened a car repair shop thanks to state support

A resident of the village of Rovenki, Belgorod region opened a car repair shop with the help of state support. This became possible thanks to the national project “Personnel”.

Alexander Kolesnikov signed a social contract in March 2026. He chose the direction of “opening your business”.

With the money received from the state, the entrepreneur opened a workshop and bought tools and equipment. Now he is developing a favorite business and helps the residents of the district.

Belgorod residents signed almost 94% of social contracts from the plan for 2026.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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