The Ministry of Economic Development has recommended the Moscow Region pro-competitive OMSU work system for application by all country's subjects.
The pro-competitive work system with local authorities is highly recommended for application in all subjects of the country.
This was announced by the Vice Covernor- head of the Moscow Region Governor administration Alexander Chuprakov during the workshop that was held on February 26th in the Moscow Region Goverment House in Krasnogorsk urban district.
“Active promotion of competition was identified as a priority for all branches of the Russian Federation Government.
The pro-competitive OMSU work system for local authorities, developed in Moscow Region, is recommended by the Ministry of Economic Development of Russian Federation and with involvement of interdepartmental working group on the standard 's implementation for all the country's subjects. “-reported Alexander Chuprakov during his statement.
This Council meeting attended the Moscow Region Business Ombudsman Vladimir Golovnev, the first Chairman's Deputy of Committee on Competition Policy of Moscow Region Svetlana Juravleva, the fifth Moscow Region Duma deputy, the Chairman of the Committee of Economy, Business and Investment policy Vyacheslav Krimov, the head of department of the Federal Antimonopoly Service of Moscow Region Igor Zolotorev.
The 2019's outcomes of competition promoted in Moscow Region were announced at the meeting as well as challenges for 2020 year with activities to implement them.
In addition, considered and adopted the "Report on Competition development of Moscow Regional commodity markets as a result of 2019 year”.
Special attention was paid to the discussion of practical results of competition development, the improvement of life quality and formulation of recommendations to local authorities.
Not only responsible executive authorities the Council includes as well as representatives of Central Bank of Russian Federation and sectoral unions. Public representatives and entrepreneurs also joined the Council, that is extremely valuable tool to allow identity business needs in the light of economic development to respond promptly and correctly ". - concluded the meeting Vladimir Golovnev, the Moscow Region Business Ombudsman, a member of Regional Council of Competition Policy.
