The participant of the SVO became a resident of the Vyatka industrial Park

In Tatarstan, the participants of the SVO not only return to a peaceful life, but also open their own business. After returning home, Ramil Nuriyazdanov did not look for his usual job. Before joining the SVO, he worked as a mechanic at an aircraft factory, then worked as a cheese maker, but decided to try his hand at entrepreneurship. With the idea of his own business, he turned to the personnel center "Work of Russia". The specialists helped to arrange the documents and receive government support measures. With these funds and his own savings, Ramil purchased equipment and is currently engaged in roof installation and metalwork assembly. There are more and more similar stories in Tatarstan. Someone starts with the first orders, and someone implements large investment projects. For example, the company of Dmitry Mitrofanov, a member of the SVO, is implementing a project in the Mamadyshsky district, becoming a resident of the Vyatka Industrial Park. The volume of investments will amount to 55 million rubles. "Dmitry Mitrofanov is an example of a success story for the guys who serve in the SVO zone, proving that you can start a new business, open an enterprise and not be afraid of the difficulties that arise in the market," said Taliya Minullina, head of the Tatarstan Investment Development Agency. From the first orders to large—scale investment projects, such examples show that support measures help veterans start a new business, create jobs and develop the republic's economy.