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| Russia is organised as a federation consisting of several layers of administrative areas, all of them called "federal subjects". These subjects can be basically placed on two levels: the higher level, Regions (in Russian "Oblast", hereunder Oblasts, Autonomous Okrugs, Autonomous areas and Republics) and the lower level, Rayons (hereunder smaller districts and Cities (Gorod). | ||||||||
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Mid 2007, Russia has 89 federal subjects, but as from 1 May 2008 some of them will be merged, so that the number will be 85. The government is planning further gradually merging in order to keep the number down to 50-60. There are also 7 so-called federal okrugs (districts) in Russia, namely Every district has a presidential plenipotentiary envoy. However, these districts are not constituent units of the Russian Federation. If you are looking for the official website of a specific region or republic in Russia, you may also like to see a list of regions in alphabetical order, presenting regional administration of the key regions. Key data
General information Regional authorities in Russia - links collected by Ministry of Regional Development of Russia, leading to the websites of regional and municipal authorities (rus) Moscow City Government – official portal (rus) North-Western Russia - Economy and Business (eng)
Arkhangelsk region Chamber of Commerce and Industry (rus) Murmansk Region: Governor's office - Official portal (rus) Kaliningrad region Chamber of Commerce and Industry (eng) Downloadable presentations (PDF-files) Komi Republic, updated pr May 2006 (PDF, large file, 6 Mb) and "Oil industry in Komi" (PDF, 58kB) Mordovia - Statistics, industries, investments opportunities, updated per May 2005 (PDF, large file, 1,79mB Tyumen Oblast, incl. information about Tyumen special economic area, updated per May 2006 (PDF, large file, 2 mB) Tatarstan - information about special economic zone in Tatarstan, May 2006 (eng) Kaliningrad Region: General Presentation, Agroindustrial Complex, Cooperation Possibilities, updated per September 2006 (PDF) |
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