Radiy Khabirov took part in meeting of Council under President RF

On May 29, in Moscow, the Head of Bashkortostan, Radiy Khabirov, took part in an extended meeting of the Russian Presidential Council for Strategic Development and National Projects and State Council commissions on areas of the country's social and economic development. The meeting was conducted by the head of state, Vladimir Putin.

The key topic of discussion was the provisions of the decree on the Russian Federation's national development goals for the period until 2030 and for the future until 2036.

“This is the creation of a comfortable and safe living environment, improving the environmental situation in cities and towns,” Vladimir Putin emphasized at the beginning of the meeting. The head of state noted that specific guidelines and objectives have been established in these areas at the federal level. They were, in particular, mentioned in the message to the Federal Assembly.

At the meeting, regional leaders and chairmen of specialized State Council commissions were heard, who presented recommendations to the Russian government on finalizing the details of national projects.

The national projects operating in the country were approved in 2018. They relate to three areas: “Human capital”, “Comfortable living environment” and “Economic growth”.

Bashkortostan actively participates in their implementation. In 2023, more than 42 billion rubles were allocated to achieve the goals and objectives of national projects in our republic.

Thus, the republic completed the construction of 33 major projects. Among them are the Children's Center for Oncology and Hematology, the first stage of the inter-university student campus, the rowing slalom complex in Ufa, and Sterlitamak Gymnasium No. 1.

According to national projects, more than 4 thousand units of modern equipment were supplied to medical institutions, 98 modular first aid stations and outpatient clinics were installed, and 185 medical vehicles were purchased.

In addition, 17 cultural objects were repaired and 123 public spaces were improved in populated areas of Bashkortostan.

Since 2025, new national projects have been launched in Russia, including “Family,” “Long and Active Life,” “Personnel,” “Data Economy and Digital Transformation of the State,” and “Youth and Children.” The meeting participants discussed several proposals regarding their preparation and implementation.