President Medvedev considers restoring agriculture in Chechnya crucial

The president of Russia,, Dmitri Medvedev said that he considers it crucial to restore agriculture in Chechnya. He is also thinking about improvements in the region, reports ITAR-TASS.
During his meeting with the president of Chechnya, Ramzan Kadyrov, he recalled that he had recently visited Chechnya and he liked what could be seen from the helicopter.
Ramsan Kadirov noted that a great improvement is taking place in the social sphere. 30 facilities, including a hospital with 600 places, are being built.
He added that there are difficult issues in agriculture. Problems of equipment and improvements have not yet been solved. In his opinion, the 600 million rubles invested are not enough and that further investments will allow to solve not only the problem of improvement, but create additional jobs.
The president answered that these problems can be solved only one at a time, not all together.