First Deputy Prime Minister Belousov listed a set of measures to achieve Russia's financial sovereignty
The Russian government has developed a set of measures in five areas, designed to ensure the achievement of the country's financial sovereignty. This was stated by First Deputy Prime Minister Andrei Belousov.
Belousov emphasized that the set of these measures includes such areas as increasing the supply of long-term money, strengthening investor confidence in the Russian financial market, expanding the line for investments, integrating with the financial markets of friendly countries, as well as using digital financial assets.
During a meeting of the head of state with members of the government, Belousov said that achieving financial sovereignty is one of the six key tasks aimed at achieving national goals planned for the period up to 2030.
The First Deputy Prime Minister noted the need to achieve self-sufficiency of the national financial market, due to both the availability of long-term financial resources and the availability of conditions that allow them to be converted into investments in the real sector of the economy
During the strategic session, led by Prime Minister Mikhail Mishustin, ways to solve existing problems were considered in detail and five key areas of activity were outlined for the period from 2025 to 2030.
One of the key areas for solving the identified tasks is the integration of the Russian financial market into the financial markets of friendly countries. To do this, it is supposed, among other things, to ensure the attraction of investors from these countries, which is an extremely important area, since not a single financial market is capable of developing in conditions of complete isolation.
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