Prime Minister Vladimir Putin, speaking at the International Investment Forum Sochi-2009, said the government will soon begin forming a strategy for ending the crisis.
In the near future the Government will begin the formation of the so-called exit strategy from the crisis - a set of actions for the modernization agenda and ensure the post-crisis development, - said Vladimir Putin. He clarified that the implementation of proven anti-crisis measures will continue.
According to the Prime Minister, extremely important for today is to work to eliminate systemic problems that gave rise to the crisis, which, said Vladimir Putin, has allowed Russia to fully enjoy, than turn into lack of diversification of the economy,the weakness of national financial system, infrastructure constraints, low productivity, wastefulness in the use of resources and inefficiency of corporate governance.
Speaking about the current situation in the economy, Putin noted that the reasons for cautious optimism is growing. According to him, in Russia, after eight months of recession, a resurgence of industrial production and GDP.
Since June 2009, the domestic economy is gaining on average by half a percentage point per month. June, July, August, now September - this, of course, already a steady trend, - said the prime minister.
Our cautious, even, perhaps, overly conservative forecasts still show that in the future economic trends will evolve in a positive direction, - he concluded.
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