RUSSIAN GOVERNMENT TO PROMOTE TRAINING OF SPECIALISTS FOR NATIONAL TEXTILE INDUSTRY
January 1st, 2014
The Russian government is developing plans to boost the training of specialists for the country’s textile sector, helping to achieve a goal set by Russia’s President Vladimir Putin to modernise what has been a struggling industry. Indeed, Putin’s goal – if achieved – would require significant numbers of trained staff, as he wants to see 15 million jobs generated in Russia’s textile and related industries by 2020.The Russian Ministry of Industry and Trade is expected to be responsible for rolling out an expansion of training programmes and ...
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