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21 February , 17:41

60 investment projects worth 100 billion rubles launched in Sibay

Following the results of the entrepreneurship forum in Sibay, Bashkortostan Prime Minister Andrey Nazarov named the main events of 2024 in the economy of the Trans-Ural capital.

"Investors and industrialists come here. Over the past five years, agreements worth almost half a trillion rubles have been concluded at the annual All-Russian Investment Sabantuy," the head of government noted.

Sibay is currently implementing 60 investment projects worth 100 billion rubles. One of the largest is the Shifa Children's Recreation and Health Center, which will accommodate 350 people and has an investment volume of over 3 billion rubles.

The growth dynamics of SMEs are ahead of the national average - about 1,700 of them.

It is planned to create a 35-square-kilometer zone at the local airport for the operation of drones.

Last year, almost 22 thousand square meters of housing were built in Sibay, a third more than the previous year. At the same time, the city has a population of almost 63 thousand people and is 96% gasified.

The project to build the Sibay-Podolsk-Novorudnaya railway line for 114 billion rubles is entering an active phase. This branch will allow the mining industry to develop in the region.

"You can also count on Sibay residents to support the participants of the SMO. Last year alone, 3 convoys with 30 tons of humanitarian aid were sent to the front line, including 4 cars, 8 motorcycles, baths, equipment, tools, building materials, food, and medicine. I thank my fellow countrymen for their help," Andrey Nazarov wrote.

The Prime Minister noted that Sibay must be prepared for its 70th anniversary this year. "We need to improve the streets and public spaces and develop a high-quality event framework for ceremonial events, including at the republican level," the head of the Bashkir government believes.

Author: Elina Akhmetova

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