Today, Russian Prime Minister Mikhail Mishustin announced that over three quarters of the current year, GDP growth in Russia exceeded 4%.
In this dynamics, Russia is significantly superior to the countries that imposed sanctions against it, the correspondent of The Moscow Post reports.
Mishustin emphasized the importance of continuing the active development of the economy, including the creation of a proposal economy. For this, in his opinion, it is necessary to form a detailed and logical single plan aimed at achieving national development goals.
Control over the implementation will be carried out through a two -level monitoring and analysis system. The operating system will monthly monitor changes in the indicators of national goals, as well as in the framework of national projects and state programs.
The strategic system will be responsible for identifying the causes of deviations, risks and their management. Responsibility for the implementation of the established indicators will be carried by profile deputy prime ministers.
On August 26, Russian President Vladimir Putin said that in the first half of 2024, the Russian GDP increased by 4.6%. The president noted that the economy continues to grow at a high rate.
Production in industry increased by 4.4%, and in the processing industries – by 8%. The growth of GDP and wages had a positive impact on the federal budget: income from January to July reached 20 trillion rubles, which is 36% more than in 2023. At the same time, almost two -thirds of these revenues make up non -Neneftegas income.