On March 17, a presentation of the state program aimed at supporting the voluntary resettlement of compatriots to the Sverdlovsk region took place in Bishkek, at the Russian House. The event was scheduled to start at 15:00, where potential participants had the opportunity to learn about the advantages of moving to one of the leading industrial regions of Russia.
The key role at the meeting was played by Dmitry Antonov, the director of the Department of Labor and Employment of the Sverdlovsk region. He elaborated on the social support measures for migrants and employment prospects. Representatives of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of Russia in the Kyrgyz Republic also participated in the discussion, providing citizens with legal advice regarding the relocation process.
The Sverdlovsk region was presented as a strategically important area with significant scientific and human resources potential. The main sectors of the economy include metallurgy, machine engineering, and mining. Additionally, the region ranks third in terms of transport hubs in Russia, making it attractive for logistics and accessibility.
Participants were particularly interested in information about in-demand professions. Currently, the labor market in the Sverdlovsk region is experiencing a shortage of medical workers, teachers, and university lecturers, as well as skilled workers for the machine engineering sector and drivers of special vehicles.
In addition to employment issues, the program of the meeting covers aspects of everyday life: access to medical services, educational opportunities, the natural and climatic conditions of the region, and the cultural life of the Urals. More detailed information about the necessary documents and conditions for participation in the program is available via the link.
