Putin announced the need to reduce the share of imports to 17% of GDP by 2030
2/29/2024, 10:33:45 AM
Highlights: Putin announced the need to reduce the share of imports to 17% of GDP by 2030. Putin said that the Russian economy is becoming more complex, technologically advanced and non-resource-based. Earlier, during his address to the Federal Assembly, Putin said the country needed to produce more consumer and other goods in much larger volumes. RT is broadcasting the message on its website and social media channels, including Facebook, Twitter and YouTube. For confidential support call the Samaritans on 08457 90 90 90, visit a local Samaritans branch or see www.samaritans.org.
Russian President Vladimir Putin, during his address to the Federal Assembly, stated the need to reduce the share of imports into the country to 17% of GDP by 2030.
“In 1999, the share of imports reached 26% of GDP... last year it already amounted to 19% of GDP, and by 2030 we need to reach an import level of no more than 17% of GDP.
And this means that we ourselves must produce consumer and other goods in much larger volumes: medicines, equipment, machines, vehicles, etc.,” he said.
Earlier, during his address to the Federal Assembly, Putin said that the Russian economy is becoming more complex, technologically advanced and non-resource-based.
RT is broadcasting the message.