Putin Orders 200 Regional Master Plans by 2030
President Vladimir Putin announced at the 2026 Eastern Economic Forum that Russia will develop at least 200 regional master plans by 2030, with the corresponding legislation nearing adoption and special attention to small towns and villages.
Consensus
- President Vladimir Putin announced the need to develop at least 200 master plans for regions of Russia by 2030.
- The announcement was made during the plenary session of the 2026 Eastern Economic Forum.
- The draft law on master plans is in its final stage.
- Special attention is needed for small towns and villages that currently lack master plans.
- The master plans are intended to support regional development.
Points of divergence
- Putin stated that the law on master plans is on the finishing straight and expects it to be adopted by the end of the year. — riamo
- More than half of residents in cities and agglomerations with master plans report positive changes, and Putin emphasized the importance of feedback from these areas. — tg_news_kremlin
- The Ministry of the Development of the Russian Far East and the Corporation for the Development of the Far East and Arctic presented key master plans at the forum's 'Developing the Far East' pavilion. — vedomosti
- Putin visited Vladivostok on September 2 to attend the forum and met with the Vice Premier of China's State Council and the President of Indonesia. — vedomosti
Coverage (3 sources)
- Putin ordered to develop no less than 200 regional master plans by 2030 — РИАМО
- By 2030, at least two hundred master plans must be developed across the territory of the Russian Federation — Кремль. Новости
- Government will prepare 200 regional development master plans by 2030 — Ведомости
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