Moscow's economic development has a positive impact on the economies…

Moscow's economic development has a positive impact on the economies of other regions, said Moscow Mayor Sergey Sobyanin.

Consensus

Every two rubles invested in Moscow's economy generate one ruble in investment for regional enterprises.
Moscow's economic growth positively influences other regions of Russia.
Moscow engages in industrial and construction cooperation with enterprises in other regions.
Moscow provides support to other regions through infrastructure, healthcare, and education initiatives.
Moscow is a major contributor to the federal budget, with 68% of taxes and fees from the city going to the federal level.
The city's investments and projects create jobs across Russia.
Moscow supports other regions through medical services, educational platforms, and urban development.

Moscow led the rating of industrial policy effectiveness in Russia, assessed by 47 criteria across six blocks, as presented at the Innoprom-2026 exhibition in Yekaterinburg. — vedomosti
In 2025, investments in Moscow reached 9 trillion rubles; the city ranked second in the world by economic size after New York. — kommersant
In the first half of 2026, Moscow concluded over 200,000 contracts, with 73,000 of them involving regional suppliers; the most active partners were Sverdlovsk and Vladimir regions, St. Petersburg, and Krasnodar Krai. — vm
Moscow has a formal agreement with Donetsk and has repaired thousands of objects including kindergartens, schools, residential buildings, and infrastructure; also supports Sevastopol with repairs to courtyards, entrances, parks, clinics, and kindergartens. — ntv
Moscow helps other regions by sharing digital education platforms (e.g., Moscow Electronic School), which will be operational in 12 regions by year-end, covering nearly a quarter of Russian schoolchildren. — m24