Medvedev: reserve funds should be spent sparingly
Reserve Funds of the Russian Federation need to spend sparingly to preserve the opportunity for additional flexibility in the future, said Russian Prime Minister Dmitry Medvedev, speaking at the plenary session during the International Investment Forum in Sochi.
Speaking of the federal budget of the Russian Federation, head of the government noted that it must be balanced. In his opinion, "it is an absolute axiom".
"We will continue to improve the efficiency of spending. Spending money you need maximum attention, rationally"- Prime Minister added. He stressed that in the first instance be financed those projects for which there is a significant return for the population and economy.
In addition, the budget will be typeset in view of the implementation of priority projects, reminded the head of the government. "It is formed around the ideas that we want to realize by working on these priority areas. Therefore, anything that is not directly related to the priorities should be subjected to the most thorough analysis, and if necessary, simply optimized, ie reduced. Priorities can not be vague and amorphous", – he said.
Medvedev promised that all the social obligations that the state is currently the accepted, will be executed. "The budget is the main tool of our social policy", – he stressed.
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