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KRASNOYARSK Kray the Territory of Development 2 Krasnoyarsk Kray KRASNOYARSK KRAY the territory of development 2 Krasnoyarsk kray. The territory of development 2013 3 Contents The Krasnoyarsk kray in figures and facts Opening statement of L. V. Kuznetsov, the Governor of the Krasnoyarsk kray 05 The territory of the Krasnoyarsk kray 06 The position of the Krasnoyarsk kray as the part 08 of the Russian Federation Map of the Krasnoyarsk kray 09 Opening statement of Alexander. V. Uss, the Chairman of the Legislative Assembly of the Krasnoyarsk kray 11 Education and science 12 Human potential 14 Opening statement of V.P. Tomenko, the First Deputy Governor of the Krasnoyarsk kray – the Prime Minister of the Krasnoyarsk kray 17 Foundations of the Krasnoyarsk kray economy 18 Investment policy of the Krasnoyarsk kray Opening statement of A. A. Gnezdilov, the Deputy Governor of the Krasnoyarsk kray – the Deputy Prime Minister of the Krasnoyarsk kray 23 Foundations of investment activity in the Krasnoyarsk kray 24 Investment projects of the Krasnoyarsk kray 26 Centers of economic development 30 Investment proposals 32 Krasnoyarsk Economic Forum 36 Contact information of the Executive bodies of the Krasnoyarsk kray 38 4 Krasnoyarsk kray. The territory of development 2013 5 The Krasnoyarsk kray is one For this very reason, the diversified of the most powerful and set of tools for reliable investor’s economically developed regions support are employed in our region, of Russia. There are few countries the country leaders and state in the world which could be authorities being actively involved compared to the kray in size, in this process. It is worth volume and variety of natural mentioning, that our region resources. The largest metallurgical, is the first to employ the mechanism energy engineering, woodworking of state-private partnership for enterprises work for the region. implementation of large-size project – For five years already the agrarian “Integrated Development of the industry has had the highest Nizhnee Priangarye”. productivity of grain in the Siberian I am absolutely sure that there Federal District. The Krasnoyarsk will be many modern projects kray is in the crossing of trans- of different scale implemented continental transport ways: in the region. This is because the shortest transport routs cross the Krasnoyarsk kray is the place our region from Europe to the South where any company, any initiative East Asia and to the North America. person can put their ideas into life. Moreover, the economic image of the region, the potential of its The Krasnoyarsk development is distinguished by high-technology industries – kray occupies space and nuclear, innovative small businesses, scientific the strategic institutions and, specifically, geographical large-scale educational centers. However, the industrial development position: of the Krasnoyarsk kray has only begun. We need to develop new the shortest deposits, build new factories and industrial plants for deep processing transport ways of raw materials, develop machine building industry, introduce cross our Region innovative technologies practically from Europe to to all branches of manufacture, life-support South East Asia systems, everyday life of our population. and to the North Lev Vladimirovich Kuznetsov America. the Governor of the Krasnoyarsk kray 6 2 367 3 000 thousand sq. km – the total area thousand km – extension of the Krasnoyarsk kray of the region from north to south The Krasnoyarsk kray is one of the largest regions in Russia. Relative to the size the region ranks second in Russia and first among regions included in the Siberian Federal District. 13.5 % the share Krasnoyarsk kray’s territory of the total area of Russia Krasnoyarsk kray. The territory of development 2013 7 2 829 1.2 thousand people inhabit people per 1 square kilometer the Krasnoyarsk kray according is the density of population to the results of the population census in 2010 territory Nature is lavish in its gifts to the Krasnoyarsk kray. Here the Yenisey, the most full-flowing river in An interesting fact! Russia, and almost one third of Russian taiga are “Have you ever been to the Yenisey River? situated. According to the geological survey, If not, I do not envy you!”, Kazimir Lisovskiy, a poet, 63 types of metals, which have industrial wrote. The Yenisey is the most full-flowing river in application, are deposited in the bowels of the Russia, the volume of average annual flow being region. In 2007 the Evenkiyskiy and the Taimyrskiy more than 600 km. In terms of its basin area, the (Dolgano-Nenetskiy) municipal districts, Yenisey ranks second in the country and seventh former autonomous districts, were joined to the in the world. The Yenisey is the boundary between Krasnoyarsk kray. As a result, the Krasnoyarsk kray Western and Eastern Siberia. The Western Siberian became one of the largest administrative units in plains border the Yenisey’s left bank, mountain Russia in terms of area. It occupies almost one taiga predominates on the right bank. seventh of the total area of Russian Federation. The Yenisey flows through all climatic zones in The Krasnoyarsk kray is a part of the Siberian Siberia from the Sayans to the Arctic Ocean. Federal District and the largest SFD region. For Camels live in its upper reaches while the lower comparison, the total area of the region is 10 times reaches are inhabited by polar bears. larger than Great Britain, 6.5 times larger than Germany and 4 times larger than France. There are 44 municipal districts and 17 urban areas in the municipalities of the Krasnoyarsk kray. 8 The position of the Krasnoyarsk kray as a part of the Russian Federation The North Sea Route Finland Saint Petersburg Hatanga Dudinka Norilsk BelorussiaB a r Rive Igarka Moscow nisey nisey Ye Turukhansk The The Trans-Siber y ian Baikal-Amur Railwa Railwa Lesosibirsk Tynda Saratov y South Siber Krasnoyarsk Achinsk Trans-Siberian Kansk Railway ian Railwa Novosibirsk Abakan China Minusinsk y Vladivostok Schematic symbols: Irkutsk Kazakhstan Federal highway M-53 “Baikal” M-54 “Yenisey” JJapan Railways Mongolia The Krasnoyarsk kray is a large transport, The Trans-Siberian and the South Siberian Railways distribution and transit center of the Siberian cross the region from the West to the East. Federal District. The transport complex The route miles of the Krasnoyarsk railway is represented by all means of transport – rail, are 3 200 km. air, inland water and motor transports. Two highways of national importance: Novosibirsk-Krasnoyarsk-Irkutsk and Krasnoyarsk-Kyzyl cross the region. The total length of road network is 22 805 km. The length of waterways which connect northern and eastern parts of the region with Krasnoyarsk is 7 000 km. 22 805 The air transport is represented by 21 airports, including Yemelyanovo airport, which is of the national km – the total length of road network importance and on the way of gaining the position of an international air transport nodal point. Krasnoyarsk kray. The territory of development 2013 9 Dikson MapКарта of Красноярскогоthe Krasnoyarsk края kray Hatanga Taimyrskiy Municipal region Norilsk Industrial region Dudinka Valek Norilsk Sakha - Jakutija Republic Igarka Northern regions Evenkiyskiy Municipal region Svetlogorsk Turukhansk Tura Yamalo-Nenetsky The Nizhnyaya Tunguska River Autonomous Region 7000 The Podkamennaya Tunguska River km – the length Baikit of the Krasnoyarsk Region water ways Hanty-Mansyisky Podkamennaya Tunguska Autonomous Region River Yenisey The Vanavara Yartsevo Severo-Yeniseysky Western part Eastern part of the Nizhnee Priangarye of the Nizhnee Priangarye Motygino Kodinsk Yeniseisk Tomsk The Angara River Bogychany oblast Lesosibirsk Богучаны Achinsk group Krasnoyarsk Irkutsk of regions group of regions oblast Achinsk Krasnoyarsk Kansk Каnsk group Kemerovo of regions oblast Schematic symbols: Minusinsk Airport River port Khakassia Republic Shushenskoe Rivers – the Yenisey, the Angara Boundaries of municipal districts Southern group of regions Tyva Republic 10 Krasnoyarsk kray. The territory of development 2013 11 Today, when the Federal center And we should always remember has determined the eastern vector about our main goal – to improve for Russia development, the the life quality of people. importance of Siberia has been Siberia is to become the region with considerably growing. the highest economic and social It is not by chance that one of the comfort. sections of X Krasnoyarsk Economic The Krasnoyarsk kray with its Forum is going to discuss the powerful potential is to become regional development of Siberia in the best home place. the context of global changes. The following development The Krasnoyarsk kray and other of the core Siberian region is sure Siberian regions can and will make to make the Krasnoyarsk kray the the launching ground for confident point of power, the new standing development and advancement point for Russia’s development. of our country. I am convinced that in solution Economic and social life in Siberia of the raised issues the sound needs to be seriously transformed. and fruitful ideas, expressed But it is vitally important that the in the Krasnoyarsk Economic changes made will not be for Forum will play their role. I consider the sake of changes. We need it to become an important milestone thoroughly thought over decisions, not only in reflection on economic effective and efficient interaction problems of all-Russia level, but and cooperation of the authorities, in construction of frameworks society and business. Our task for the integral development is to successfully implement the of Siberia on the whole and resource competitive advantages the Krasnoyarsk kray in particular. of Siberia, at the same time diversifying economy, deep resource processing, modernizing of industry and innovative development. Industrial development of territories is to be made with consideration of new production plan’s influence on the environment and population our main goal health. is improving the life quality of people living in the Krasnoyarsk kray Alexander Vladimirovich Uss the Chairman of the Legislative Assembly of the Krasnoyarsk kray 12 The Krasnoyarsk kray has a high educational 6326 professors work at the universities, including and scientific potential.
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