Murmansk region was the first in a series of stories that will be shot during Russian presidency in the Arctic Council in 2021-2023. As part of «Regions of Russia» project, nine films will talk about important investment projects, interesting tourist destinations, nature, and local customs of the Arctic regions.
It tells about important regional enterprises, industrial and infrastructure projects that are being implemented nowadays in the Murmansk region, such as the Large Capacity Offshore Construction Center (LCOC), the coal transshipment complex «Lavna», and fish processing plant «Murman Seafood».
«Our region’s competitive advantage is ice-free port. Murmansk Transport Hub project is a unique opportunity to transform Murmansk port into an international logistics hub. Our unique tax conditions created within Arctic Zone of the Russian Federation, „Capital of the Arctic“ as well as long-term regional benefits for MSPs give a boost to economic and logistics development,» — said Andrei Chibis, the Governor of Murmansk region.
In addition, this film will present unique educational programs of Murmansk State Technical University, regional recreational opportunities, and, of course, talk about indigenous people of the North and its most famous four-legged inhabitants — reindeer and husky!
The Roscongress Foundation is an operator of events within Russia’s Arctic Council chairmanship framework.
Link to the film about Murmansk region: youtu.be/eAvu20iXPB0
