Nikitin spoke about plans for the development of the Sechenov district.

      19 August 2025 10:32

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      Economy

      In the Sechenovsky district, the governor of the Nizhny Novgorod region, Gleb Nikitin, discussed the key directions for the territory's development.

      According to the head of the region on his Telegram channel, the working trip included meetings with district head Evgeny Nabornov and inspections of significant facilities.

      The first stop was the central district hospital. According to Nikitin, the building requires major repairs, and the surrounding area also needs to be improved. In addition, personnel and technical issues remain relevant.

      To address some of the problems, mobile medical complexes are being actively used — the adult and children's "Health Trains." All sectoral instructions following the visit have already been handed over to the responsible agencies.

      Special attention during the visit was paid to Victory Park.

      "The memorial area, where a monument to participants in the special military operation was recently erected, is of particular importance. This section needs improvement and to be maintained in a respectable condition," Nikitin noted.

      The agricultural complex "Progress" was also visited. Thanks to state support measures, the enterprise over four years has reached leading positions in the region in grain production. This is not only a contribution to the municipality's economy but also provides stable jobs for local residents.

      With the company's management, the governor discussed opportunities to expand cooperation, including with other agro-companies of the Nizhny Novgorod region. This will help strengthen cooperative ties and increase production capacity.

      Earlier it was reported that six agricultural enterprises in the Nizhny Novgorod region will receive 394 million rubles.

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