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Nornickel supports public-private-partnership platform for Taimyr’s indigenous peoples Several regions across the country have positive examples of such projects, but distribution of this experience has been limited, a leader of the Low-Numbered Indigenous Peoples Union said NOVOSIBIRSK, April 14. /TASS/. The Norilsk Nickel Company (Nornickel) will support the initiative to organize a pilot platform for public-private partnership (PPP) projects for the North’s low-numbered indigenous peoples on the Taimyr Peninsula, Nornickel’s Vice Present on federal and regional programs Andrei Gra...

The program will involve 5,500 people MOSCOW, March 17. /TASS/. The implementation of Nornickel’s Sulfur Project to recycle sulfur dioxide at the Polar Division plants will introduce more than 1,000 jobs in Norilsk, the company’s Vice President Andrei Grachev told the Clean Country 2nd international forum and exhibition on Tuesday. "I must say, we have certain progress in this program," he said. "Last year [2020], we invested 5 billion rubles ($68 million) in it. We began construction of temporary towns for future workers. The program will involve 5,500 people; we will offer more than 1,0...

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Expert: Developed regional airlines may attract more tourists to Arctic Norilsk, along with Yakutia and Chukotka, leads in air fares, and subsidies could cut prices and thus could make the regions more attractive for tourists © Denis Kozhevnikov/TASS TASS, December 16. Developed regional airlines and subsidized fares will boost the interest to the Arctic Tourism-Recreational Cluster in the Taimyr District (the Krasnoyarsk Region), Director of the Norilsk Development Agency Maxim Mironov told the Arctic: Present and Future international forum. "As for the logistics around the Taimyr, and in...