The Simferopol presented an exhibition about creative entrepreneurs

As the Deputy Prime Minister reminded, on February 5 of this year, the Federal Law “On the Development of Creative (Creative) Industries” entered into force, which provides for state support for specialized entrepreneurs throughout the country.

The creative sector has become a significant component of the Russian economy. Thanks to the development of this sphere, new jobs are created, infrastructure is being improved, cultural achievements are increased, and the image and attractiveness of regions for tourists are improving. The Government of the Russian Federation approved the concept of the development of creative industries, according to which the share of creative industries in the Russian economy by 2030 is planned to increase to 6%. To do this, we will focus on the strengths of the regions and create conditions for a creative business. At the same time, I remind you that a creative cluster is in effect in Crimea, which has already united more than 200 entrepreneurs— said Irina Kiviko.

The heroes of the exhibition were representatives of the 16 directions of the creative economy: folk art crafts and crafts, art industry, cultural heritage, rest and entertainment, fashion and jewelry, book business, performing arts, cinema, television programs and films, video games, media and media, advertising and PR, architecture and urbanism, as well as gastronomy And music.

The exposition in the Simferopol Park named after Trenev will last until September 30 of this year.

The exhibition was prepared by the Center for My Business of the Republic of Crimea as part of the National Project «Effective and Competitive Economics» with the support of the Council of Ministers of the Republic of Crimea.

Source: According to the press service of the Ministry of Economic Development of the Republic of Crimea