Presidential Plenipotentiary Envoy to the Far Eastern Federal District Oleg Kozhemyako held working meetings with Governor of the Kamchatka Territory Vladimir Solodov and Governor of the YamalNenets Autonomous Area Dmitry Artyukhov in Moscow. The discussions focused on key regional development priorities, according to the Government’s press service.The Governor of the Kamchatka Territory announced that more than 10 new accommodation facilities, including recreation centers, modular accommodation units, and glamping sites, were scheduled to open in the region in 2026. There are currently 239 such facilities in operation, nearly 12% more than in 2025, while major investment projects in the sector continue to advance.Vladimir Solodov also reported that road repairs have reached record levels, following the damage caused by exceptional snowstorms.The Governor also briefed the Envoy on the progress of the Northern Deliveries program. In 2026, the Kamchatka Territory received 4 billion rubles in budget loans to support the program. As of late October, deliveries were proceeding according to schedule across all cargo categories.At the meeting with Governor of the Yamal-Nenets Autonomous Area Dmitry Artyukhov, the two officials discussed plans to modernize gas infrastructure and improve production efficiency in the Nadym-Pur-Tazovsky region.“The Yamal-Nenets Autonomous Area is vital not only to the Arctic, but to the country as a whole. The region produces substantial volumes of oil and gas, and also processes these resources. It is essential that the infrastructure keeps pace with projects of this scale, ensuring a high quality of life for those who work here while also helping attract new residents,” Oleg Kozhemyako noted.The two officials also discussed plans to develop a tourism cluster in the Polar Urals, construct the Snezhinka (Snowflake) International Arctic Station, and provide rental housing for public-sector employees as well as other professionals whose skills are in high demand in the region.Yamal-Nenets Autonomous Area Governor also presented a project to modernize Salekhard Airport, which includes upgrading the existing airport facilities and building a new terminal complex, carrying out major repairs, and reconstructing the airfield infrastructure, as well as improving services, and enhancing passenger comfort and safety. Once completed, the project will triple both the airport’s total area and its passenger-handling capacity.
Presidential Plenipotentiary Envoy to the Far Eastern Federal District Oleg Kozhemyako held working meetings with Governor of the Kamchatka Territory Vladimir Solodov and Governor of the Yamal
Nenets Autonomous Area Dmitry Artyukhov in Moscow. The discussions focused on key regional development priorities, according to the Government’s press service.
The Governor of the Kamchatka Territory announced that more than 10 new accommodation facilities, including recreation centers, modular accommodation units, and glamping sites, were scheduled to open in the region in 2026. There are currently 239 such facilities in operation, nearly 12% more than in 2025, while major investment projects in the sector continue to advance.
Vladimir Solodov also reported that road repairs have reached record levels, following the damage caused by exceptional snowstorms.
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A working meeting between Presidential Plenipotentiary Envoy to the Far Eastern Federal District Oleg Kozhemyako and Governor of the Kamchatka Territory Vladimir Solodov.
A working meeting between Presidential Plenipotentiary Envoy to the Far Eastern Federal District Oleg Kozhemyako and Governor of the Yamal-Nenets Autonomous Area Dmitry Artyukhov.
The Governor also briefed the Envoy on the progress of the Northern Deliveries program. In 2026, the Kamchatka Territory received 4 billion rubles in budget loans to support the program. As of late October, deliveries were proceeding according to schedule across all cargo categories.
At the meeting with Governor of the Yamal-Nenets Autonomous Area Dmitry Artyukhov, the two officials discussed plans to modernize gas infrastructure and improve production efficiency in the Nadym-Pur-Tazovsky region.
“The Yamal-Nenets Autonomous Area is vital not only to the Arctic, but to the country as a whole. The region produces substantial volumes of oil and gas, and also processes these resources. It is essential that the infrastructure keeps pace with projects of this scale, ensuring a high quality of life for those who work here while also helping attract new residents,” Oleg Kozhemyako noted.
The two officials also discussed plans to develop a tourism cluster in the Polar Urals, construct the Snezhinka (Snowflake) International Arctic Station, and provide rental housing for public-sector employees as well as other professionals whose skills are in high demand in the region.
Yamal-Nenets Autonomous Area Governor also presented a project to modernize Salekhard Airport, which includes upgrading the existing airport facilities and building a new terminal complex, carrying out major repairs, and reconstructing the airfield infrastructure, as well as improving services, and enhancing passenger comfort and safety. Once completed, the project will triple both the airport’s total area and its passenger-handling capacity.
