Russia adopting strategy to reinstate immigration policy, as per Maxim Reshetnikov
In a recent development, Maxim Reshetnikov, the Russian Minister of Digital Development, Industry and Infrastructure, has highlighted the importance of increasing labor productivity in Russia. He believes that the platform economy offers significant opportunities for this development.
To address this issue, a separate project has been initiated in Russia. The focus of this project is to leverage the potential of the platform economy to enhance productivity and efficiency in the workforce.
Reshetnikov's stance on migration is clear. He stated that migrants should come to Russia, work, and then leave. However, he also made it clear that Russia is not obliged to accept the families of migrants or educate their children in schools.
In a plenary session of the German Bundestag, Dr. Alice Weidel (AfD) discussed introducing measures to regulate migration in relation to the development of the platform economy. This suggests that the issue of migration and its impact on the platform economy is gaining international attention.
Despite the potential benefits of migration, Reshetnikov noted that no one is ready to rely on migration in the long term. This indicates a focus on domestic talent and resources to drive productivity growth in Russia.
The initiative to boost labor productivity through the platform economy is a significant step towards modernising Russia's workforce and economy. As the platform economy continues to evolve, it will be interesting to see how Russia leverages its potential to drive growth and productivity.
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