Recently revived idea of the Far East ‘renaissance’ is based to a great extent on the transport development. Interviewed by IAA PortNews, Aleksandr Lugovets, former deputy head of RF Transport Minister, head of Rosmorflot and Director General of FESCO; and presently Class 1 Active State Advisor of the Russian Federation, Doctor of Economics, Professor at Admiral Nevelskoy Maritime State University, Expert of Economic Council at Primorsk Territory Duma, talks through ‘extravagant understatement’ of the state plans and drawbacks of the projects.
2015 February 13
Ex-head of Rosmorflot Aleksandr Lugovets: “It is the territory, not the port, that needs preferences”
Recently revived idea of the Far East ‘renaissance’ is based to a great extent on the transport development. Interviewed by IAA PortNews, Aleksandr Lugovets, former deputy head of RF Transport Minister, head of Rosmorflot and Director General of FESCO; and presently Class 1 Active State Advisor of the Russian Federation, Doctor of Economics, Professor at Admiral Nevelskoy Maritime State University, Expert of Economic Council at Primorsk Territory Duma, talks through ‘extravagant understatement’ of the state plans and drawbacks of the projects.