200 shops for products from Crimea will open in the Moscow Region in a few years. They will provide about 1,700 people with jobs, according to Vladimir Posazhennikov, the minister for the consumer market and services of the Moscow Region.
He expressed hope at the opening of the second Krymskoye Poddvorye shop in Khimki that the 200 shops would open in 4-5 years, Interfax reports.
Governor of the Moscow Region Andrey Vorobyov promised Crimeans to find spots for their shops. In his words, one pavilion with all the necessary infrastructure was worth 5 million rubles. About 5-10 shops a month will open. Posazhennikov noted that the authorities will provide all the logistical facilities needed.
