Ministry of Information and Communication reports on results of work in 2013
29 January 2014, Wednesday
An extended session on results of work of communication industry in 2013 and setting tasks for 2014 with participation of Russian Minister of Communication and Mass Media Nikolay Nikiforov and Prime Minister Ildar Khalikov was held at Tatarstan Ministry of Information and Communication on January 29.
The session was broadcasted online on the website of information agency “Tatar-inform”.
Minister of Information and Communication Roman Shaikhutdinov opened the event. He told about results of work and achievements of communication industry. He informed that gross income of the industry made 46.6 bln rubles. Capital investments of enterprises made 5.3 bln rubles. 5.8 bln rubles were transferred to regional and federal budgets. Average salary of employees of communication enterprises made 28.3 thousand rubles.
Important events were launching and successful passing of state acceptance testing of System-112. A new settlement “Innopolis” appeared on the map of Russia, and a Managing company Special Economic Zone “Innopolis” was registered. Record number of services was rendered in electronic format (25.7 mln).
Roman Shaikhutdinov also told about informational support of education, culture, health and social spheres, and project “Open Tatarstan”.
The session was broadcasted online on the website of information agency “Tatar-inform”.
Minister of Information and Communication Roman Shaikhutdinov opened the event. He told about results of work and achievements of communication industry. He informed that gross income of the industry made 46.6 bln rubles. Capital investments of enterprises made 5.3 bln rubles. 5.8 bln rubles were transferred to regional and federal budgets. Average salary of employees of communication enterprises made 28.3 thousand rubles.
Important events were launching and successful passing of state acceptance testing of System-112. A new settlement “Innopolis” appeared on the map of Russia, and a Managing company Special Economic Zone “Innopolis” was registered. Record number of services was rendered in electronic format (25.7 mln).
Roman Shaikhutdinov also told about informational support of education, culture, health and social spheres, and project “Open Tatarstan”.
Press Office of Tatarstan Ministry of Information and Communication
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