The Russian Federation State Duma deputy and the ANO ‘Eurasian integration’ company founder told it to the journalists during the end-of-year press conference
A great job has been done within the Russian humanitarian project by the means of the ANO ‘Eurasian integration’ in Pridnestrovie in 2014. 12 social objects are being built now; some of them will be commissioned at the beginning of the next year. The batching plant was constructed and commissioned, several lecture rooms of the Pridnestrovian State University were equipped with the modern computer hardware, and the new trolleybuses filled the Tiraspol and Bendery streets.
According to Alexey Zhuravlyov, the future of the humanitarian project depends on the Eurasian integration as well as on the President and the Governments of the Russian Federation and Pridnestrovie. “This is a routine work flow. There is an opinion that we should build not just the social objects, but also the objects providing earnings potential to Pridnestrovie, and only then we should spend this money for social infrastructure,’ the ANO company founder noted.
He told regarding the construction process that the progress rate doesn’t satisfy the Russian side. “The progress rate of the construction work didn’t satisfy us three months ago and at the beginning as well as current progress. We want it to be faster. Nevertheless, we are ahead of the schedule by 20-30% in terms of the standards. We follow the schedule and the standards, and we have no doubts in completing all of the objects,” Alexey Zhuravlyov emphasized.
The director of ANO ‘Eurasian integration’ Alexander Argunov assured in his turn that all of the objects will be commissioned by the end of 2015. For example, such kindergartens as ‘Buburuz’ (the Moldavian Theoretical Lycee Complex of D. Kantemir) and ‘Kapitoshka’ (the kindergarten No. 11 in Tiraspol) will be commissioned to the Pridnestrovie’s party in January.
“Slightly over than a half-work it has been already done. The most difficult work is over. This was a mobilization, an understanding of the Pridnestrovie’s market and solving of the business logistics problems. About 1/3 of the equipment has already been bought and delivered by this moment. About 20 trucks full of the medical equipment are in the territory of Pridnestrovie now. About 40 more trucks will arrive very soon,’ Alexander Argunov told.
In the end Alexey Zhuravlyov wished Pridnestrovians a Happy New Year. “I wish every citizen of the Pridnestrovian Moldavian Republic joy, health and progress. I know that the people living there are especially strong and ready to defend their freedom, independence and they can live their own life. Happy New Year!” he wished.
