Rustam Minnikhanov, the President of Tatarstan and board members of the RT Public Chamber discussed at the meeting on February 8, a wide range of socially important issues - perspectives of entrepreneurship development and support of nonprofit organizations, the growth rates of housing and public utility services, as well as the work of schools, kindergartens and dairy kitchens in Tatarstan.

The meeting was held in the RT Cabinet of Ministers.

Due to Ilgiz Khairullin, the Chairman of the Public Chamber of the Republic of Tatarstan, the conversation was very useful and constructive. All the issues raised at today's meeting are very important. "The issue of supporting nonprofit organizations in the new tax system is very important. If they have no changes, they will stop working. We cannot build civil society, without NGOs, "- the Chairman of the Public Chamber of the Republic of Tatarstan said.

According to Tatiana Yushkantseva, the Chairman of the Social Affairs Committee of the Public Chamber of the Republic of Tatarstan, Deputy General Director of HR OAO “Tattelecom”, discussed issues were related to a variety of areas. Thus, housing maintenance and growth of payment for utility services were touched on an issue. Many questions are related to various programs that are currently developing and implementing by the Government of Tatarstan. In particular, they raised the problem of providing housing for orphaned children - graduates of orphanages and their adaptation to independent living.

Also the issue of training on business majors and environmental problems were raised. Participants of the meeting advanced with a variety of initiatives. Prospects of development of innovation among young people have not gone unnoticed.

"We are very grateful to the RT President for this meeting. There were many questions, everyone wanted to speak. For each question, we received a complete answer. On some issues, Rustam Minnikhanov agreed with us and immediately gave the appropriate orders, and explained the situation for others. ", - Tatiana Yushkantseva said.