Overview
- Prime Minister Mikhail Mishustin reported GRP growth of more than 25%, roughly 5.5 trillion rubles in private investment and over 170,000 new jobs in the Far East.
- Authorities will extend Far Eastern and Arctic mortgages to the secondary housing market from 2026 and broaden eligibility, keeping rates at no more than 2%.
- The government is drafting a unified preferential regime that merges TОР, SPV, AZRF and KORF, sets a 10 million ruble minimum investment, applies 10-year tax breaks and requires tax monitoring.
- Vice Premier Yuri Trutnev said new gas pipelines and the unified regime, paired with prioritizing domestic processing of oil and gas, are intended to attract over 13 trillion rubles by 2036.
- Officials set tourism and social targets, including plans to host 1.8 million Chinese visitors by 2030 with expanded air links and 19,000 new hotel rooms, alongside 7.1 billion rubles for sports facilities in 2026–2028.