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Milyaev thanked the host of “Globe” Brukh for the support of VK “Tulitsa”

The Governor of the Tula region Dmitry Milyaev thanked the owner of the network “Globe” Thomas Brukh for the decision to support the volleyball team “Tulitsa”

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Milyaev thanked the host of “Globe” Brukh for the support of VK “Tulitsa”

The Governor of the Tula region Dmitry Milyaev thanked the owner of the network “Globe” Thomas Brukh for the decision to support the volleyball team “Tulica”. The head of the region said this on November 11 at a meeting with the owner and management of the Hyperglobus company in Moscow, the press service of the regional government told MK in Tula.

The negotiations took place within the investment hour. The parties discussed the cooperation of the trade network with the Tula region and its contribution to the economy of the region.

Milyaev noted that trade remains one of the important areas of development of the regional economy, and the consumer market continues to grow. The governor thanked the Hyperglobus leadership for their work in the region. The company provides jobs for hundreds of residents, supports a wide range of everyday goods, replenishes the regional budget and cooperates with local manufacturers.

Separately, the head of the region dwelled on the social activities of the company. He noted that Tulitsa became the pride of the Tula region and the favorite team of thousands of fans. According to Milyaev, the support of Hyperglobus will help the volleyball club move to new sports results, as well as give an additional incentive for the development of children's sports.

Another topic of negotiations was the possible accession of the company to the demographic standard. In addition, the meeting participants discussed how to expand opportunities for Tula manufacturers and increase the presence of their products on the shelves of the retail network.

Milyaev stressed that the region is interested in closer interaction of local enterprises with large trading platforms. This will support producers, save jobs and improve the quality of life of residents of the region.

Recall that in early November, “MK in Tula” told about the difficult victory of “Tulica” over the team “Omichka” in the away match.

Tula volleyball players were not going to concede and brought the meeting to the fifth game, where they managed to turn the course of the game. The match ended 3-2 in favor of our team.

Dmitry Milyaev also watched the tense struggle: the governor noted that the athletes retained restraint at the decisive moment and deservedly achieved victory.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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