Expanded Terminal at Khabarovsk Airport Foster Growth in Tourism Industry
In Khabarovsk Krai, a new chapter in industrial development is unfolding. The region, known for its strategic position in the Far East, is witnessing growth in its industrial and logistics sectors, attracting significant investment interest.
During a recent visit, the Russian Minister of Economic Development met with representatives of the Krai's tourism industry and held a meeting to discuss its development. One of the key topics on the agenda was the proposed creation of the "Amur" technopark, a new industrial facility.
The existing "Avant-garde" industrial park, established in 2015 with the support of the Russian Ministry of Economic Development, is already thriving. It hosts 16 residents and produces goods worth over 1.3 billion rubles annually, creating over 600 new jobs.
While details about the "Amur" technopark are scarce, it is clear that developing industrial parks is a key direction for enhancing the region's industrial potential, as noted by Dmitry Demeshin. The requested federal subsidy for the creation of the "Amur" technopark is 500 million rubles.
The new airport terminal in Khabarovsk, ready for launch, is a testament to the region's ongoing development. The terminal, covering 20,400 sq.m and equipped with modern infrastructure, has a capacity to handle 600 passengers per hour and is designed to serve up to one million passengers annually. VEB.RF provided funding for the terminal's construction, with a total investment of 6.2 billion rubles.
Looking ahead, the Khabarovsk Krai has submitted a request to create another industrial park, named "Amur" technopark. The region's strategic focus and the expansion of major companies indicate ongoing and planned development of industrial zones and logistics complexes.
Future plans for Khabarovsk Krai include expanding industrial and logistic infrastructure, building residential and commercial complexes to support workforce needs, and focusing on import substitution-oriented industries, such as mechanical engineering and electronics.
Etalon Group, a major developer, has announced plans for a residential project in Khabarovsk city, set to start in 2026 and finish by 2029.
In summary, Khabarovsk Krai currently benefits from a registered industrial and construction cluster with active investment growth and plans focused on infrastructure expansion and import substitution industries, supported by both regional initiatives and major developers like Etalon Group. The potential impact of the "Amur" technopark on local employment and annual production value remains to be seen.
The proposed "Amur" technopark, a new industrial facility, aligns with Khabarovsk Krai's focus on expanding industrial zones, as indicated by Dmitry Demeshin. This technopark, if successful, could potentially create more jobs and increase annual production value, contributing to the region's economy.
The expansion of Khabarovsk Krai's industrial and logistic infrastructure extends beyond the "Amur" technopark, with plans to build residential and commercial complexes to accommodate the growing workforce.
As the region develops, opportunities will arise in various sectors. For instance, the tourism industry could benefit from increased investment following the development of the "Amur" technopark, potentially enhancing the local lifestyle and attracting more travelers to the region.
