Putin held a meeting with the governor of the Tver region Rudenya

Russian President Vladimir Putin held a working meeting with Governor of the Tver Region Igor Rudenya, informs Kremlin press office.

The governor began with a report on assistance to the participants in the special operation. He reported that all payments to those mobilized – more than 615 million rubles, which were supposed to be made from the regional budget – have been completed. Rudenya noted the involvement of volunteers in support of the participants in the special operation, among whom there are “a lot of women.” In his opinion, “we can see a high rise, high responsibility” for what is happening. He also clarified that the participants of the special operation were allocated 150,000 rubles each. for gasification of houses.

As for additional gasification, this is a very important issue for the region, because by the end of 2026 it is planned to gasify all municipalities, the governor said. He added that a subsidy of 300,000 rubles was also established in the region to fulfill the task of demography. for large families for gas connection.

Putin asked how things are with the gross regional product (GRP). “We have gone beyond 550 billion. This year we plan to approach the mark of 600 billion rubles,” the governor said, noting that a large increase is provided by partnership with the Moscow agglomeration, since the largest customers come from this territory.

During the conversation, the governor specified that the completion of work on the construction of the northern bypass of Tver is scheduled for 2024. The topic of medical support in the region was also touched upon. In response to a question, Rudenya noted that four children’s polyclinics will open this year, a new hospital building will be commissioned, and work is underway to build a large regional hospital in Bezhetsk.