Governor of Ivanovo region discussed the development of the region
On Thursday, October 22, the Governor of the Ivanovo region Stanislav Voskresensky met with the heads of regional branches of parliamentary parties

On Thursday, October 22, the Governor of the Ivanovo region Stanislav Voskresensky met with the heads of regional branches of parliamentary parties. Negotiations were held at the Ivanov Museum and Exhibition Center. The main topics were the prospects for the development of the region and the interaction of parties with regional authorities.
At the beginning of the meeting, the head of the region thanked the participants for the election campaign and noted the activity of residents in the elections to the State Duma. According to Voskresensky, the high turnout and participation of citizens demonstrated their cohesion around a common political course.
The discussion was attended by the secretary of the regional branch of United Russia Sergey Nizov, the first secretary of the Ivanovo Regional Committee of the Communist Party Alexander Boykov, the coordinator of the regional branch of the LDPR Dmitry Shelyakin and the secretary of the Council of the regional branch of the New People party Alexander Domashenkov. The governor answered questions from party leaders and discussed joint work in the socio-economic sphere.
Sergey Nizov thanked the head of the region for supporting party initiatives. In particular, proposals were approved to extend the programs “Local Initiatives”, “Svetly Dvor” and “Children’s Space 37”, as well as to simplify the procedure for awarding the title of labor veteran to teachers. According to the representative of United Russia, these initiatives are already being implemented. During the election campaign, supporters of the party collected more than 16,000 proposals for the People’s Program, which will determine the directions of work for the next five years.
Alexander Boykov noted the importance of regular meetings of the Governor with representatives of parliamentary factions to coordinate joint activities. Other participants also presented their party projects and spoke about the problems that residents often raise during personal communication with deputies.
Among the issues discussed were the organization of passenger transportation, the provision of fuel stations, the development of health care and support for entrepreneurship. Following the conversation, Stanislav Voskresensky instructed the relevant departments to work out a number of topics raised.



