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Rostov region

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Main article: Subjects of the Russian Federation

Rostov Region - a constituent entity of the Russian Federation, located in the south of the European part of the country, is part of the Southern Federal District. As an administrative unit, the region was formed on the basis of a resolution of the Central Executive Committee of the USSR of September 13, 1937.

Federal authorities

Territorial branches of federal authorities:

Government

Main article: Government of Rostov region

Settlements

Transport

Ministry of Transport of the Rostov Region

Airports

Roads

Public transport

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1914

Tram on the ​Sennoy​, Region of the Donskoy Army of the Russian Empire, Rostov-on-Don, after 1913.

Today's Gorky Street (formerly Sennaya), the intersection with Soborny alley. Immediately to the left, the building of the School of Commerce (today one of the buildings of Yurfak RSU), away, destroyed in the 1930s, the building of the Assumption Church. There is also a school, gymnasium and orphanage nearby

Digitalization

Ministry of Digital Development, Information Technologies and Communications of the Rostov Region

2024

Revenue of IT companies of the Rostov region for the year increased by 35%

In January 2025, General Director of Inushudio Solushins, member of the board of the Russoft association Maxim Bolotov announced an increase in revenue of IT companies in the Rostov region by 35% in 2024. This figure exceeds the average Russian values ​ ​ by 50%.

According to RBC, a full-fledged IT agglomeration has formed in the region with the main centers in Rostov-on-Don, Taganrog and Novocherkassk. The Rostov region has confidently gained a foothold in the top ten leaders in the development of information technology among the regions of Russia.

Revenue of IT companies in the Rostov region increased by 35%

Significant development of the industry is facilitated by the active implementation of the national projects "Digital Data Economy" and "Personnel." Regional authorities are considering the prospect of specialization of the region as a leading digital center for the agro-industrial complex and the industrial sector.

The Association of Software Developers "Russoft" expressed its readiness to support the development of digital technologies in the region to attract investment and effectively solve personnel issues. The region has the potential to become a key center of technological development for new Russian territories.

In Rostov-on-Don, a significant increase in wages in the IT sector was recorded. The average proposed salary for novice specialists reached ₽107,9 thousand in the third quarter of 2024, an increase of 2.4 times compared to the same period in 2023. According to this indicator, the city took a leading position in Russia.

For comparison, the average Russian salary of a novice IT specialist amounted to ₽73,7 thousand, showing an increase of 18% compared to the third quarter of 2023. In other large technological centers of the country, an increase in wages was also noted: in Samara, junior specialists are offered ₽101,6 thousand, in Moscow - ₽97,7 thousand, in Novosibirsk - ₽96,3 thousand, in Nizhny Novgorod - ₽86,5 thousand.[1]

In the Rostov region allocated 567 million rubles for digitalization in 2024

In the Rostov region, 567 million rubles were allocated for digitalization projects in 2024. This was announced in mid-June 2024 by the Minister of Digital Development, Information Technologies and Communications of the region Yevgeny Poluyanov. The funds will be aimed at eliminating digital inequality and expanding broadband Internet access for residents of the region.

As Yevgeny Poluyanov noted, within the framework of the project to eliminate digital inequality in 2024, it is planned to build over 300 base stations of cellular communications, of which 55 will be built in sparsely populated areas. This is 50% more than in 2023. The Minister of Digital Development, Information Technology and Communications stressed that special attention is paid to ensuring high-quality communication between settlements with a population of up to 500 people.

Rostov-on-Don, Russia

According to Yevgeny Poluyanov, the share of subscribers with broadband Internet access should reach 91% by the end of 2024. To do this, it is necessary to provide fiber-optic lines to about 50 settlements in the region. In 2023, telecom operators conducted trunk fiber-optic lines in 36 rural settlements and upgraded distribution networks in more than 130 settlements.

In addition, within the framework of digitalization, the regional authorities pay attention to information security measures. According to Yevgeny Poluyanov, in the first quarter of 2024, almost 500 attacks were recorded with 5 million suspicious requests. To counter these threats, a center for monitoring network attacks has been created, which is integrated with federal systems and monitors information security in the regional government, municipalities and social institutions.[2]

2023

IT companies of the Rostov region doubled their total revenue for the year

At the end of 2023, IT companies in the Rostov region received total revenue of 15.47 billion rubles. This is almost twice the figure for the previous year, when the result of 8.79 billion rubles was recorded. Such data are given in the review of the business publication "Expert South," published on June 26, 2024. Read more here.

Named the top 3 richest IT businessmen of the Rostov region

The richest IT businessman in the Rostov region is the owner of Fintek Systems LLC Roman Venediktov. In addition, Leon Tiratsuyan and Yuri Kashirin are among the top three. This is stated in materials published on September 12, 2024.

Fintec Systems develops, implements and maintains independent software and third-party platforms. The proposed solutions include CreCon, a fully functional software package that carries out the processes of servicing the life cycle of credit and non-credit products. The complex is included in the Unified Register of Russian programs for electronic computers and databases. It is noted that Fintek Systems brings Venediktov almost 1.7 billion rubles of revenue per year.

The richest IT entrepreneurs of the Rostov region have become known

In second place in the top 3 richest IT businessmen of the Rostov region is Tiratsuyan, who owns the company for the creation and use of databases and information resources "Vardar." The company can develop computer software, repair computers and peripheral computer equipment, as well as carry out advisory activities and work in the field of computer technology. Tiratsuyan has more than 755 million rubles in assets.

Kashirin closes the top three, which is owned by Shumilinskoye LLC and Web-Conductor LLC. The main activity of the first of these companies is the cultivation of grain crops. In turn, Web Explorer specializes in creating and using databases and information resources. The company may also conduct activities related to the use of computer equipment and information technology, activities in the field of law and accounting. In total, taking into account Shumilinskoye LLC in Kashirin's net assets, about 1.9 billion rubles.[3]

The Governor of the Rostov Region told how the digitalization of the region is taking place

In December 2023, the Governor of the Rostovskaya Region Vasily Golubev and the Vice-President of the Rostov branch of Rostelecom Sergey Mordasov held a working meeting, during which they discussed the results and plans for the digital transformation of the region.

During the meeting, it was noted that 230 regional and more than 10 thousand municipal services in the Rostov region were connected to the State Public services portal. Among the social projects is the digital infrastructure for more than 100 schools in Rostov-on-Don, Bataysk and Shakhts.

Governor Vasily Golubev

It is also reported that the Rostov region became the first region in Russia where school cameras installed within the framework of the federal project "Digital Educational Environment" were integrated with the hardware and software complex "Safe City." It is planned to install and connect cameras to a single video surveillance system in all 1,085 schools in the regions.

By the end of 2023, all feldsher-midwife stations were connected to the protected network in the Rostov region, more than 400 of them at the expense of their own investments. In 12 cities of the region, including Rostov-on-Don, smart and economical lighting systems were installed.

Another element of digitalization of the Rostov region was the launch of the first Cyberpoligon in southern Russia, on the basis of which exercises are being conducted to repel cyber attacks for all specialized specialists of state authorities. This is a joint project of Rostelecom and the Don State Technical University.

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The President is constantly returning to the topic of accelerating the digitalization of the country. The Rostov region has great potential to make our region the most active in terms of digitalization. This is possible only in close cooperation with Rostelecom, - said Vasily Golubev.[4]
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3 billion for digitalization of the region

The Rostov region allocates 3 billion rubles for the digital transformation of the region in 2023. This was announced in June 2023 by the Minister of Digital Development, IT and Communications of the region Yevgeny Poluyanov.

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The direction of work in the field of introducing information technologies in the industry of economics and public administration is determined by the digital transformation strategy approved in the Rostov region. The document includes 18 industries that reflect the specifics of the development of the region, and until 2024 we have 82 projects in the field of digital transformation, "he said (quoted by TASS).
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Minister of Digital Development, IT and Communications of the region Yevgeny Poluyanov

According to Poluyanov, in January-June 2023, the Rostov region exceeded the plan for digital maturity, according to which the readiness of the regions for digital transformation is assessed - it was planned to reach 62.4%, then 69.3%, and as a result it turned out to be 81.2%.

In addition, the Minister of Digital Development, IT and Communications of the Rostov Region noted that by June 2023, the region is successfully implementing projects in the field of digitalization of education, the introduction of digital infrastructure for managing engineering networks and improving the quality of the urban environment. The region is introducing "Feedback Platforms," which involve processing appeals from residents of the region, conducting polls and voting. About 5 thousand organizations are connected to this system (by June 2023), in which more than 10 thousand specialists are involved in processing requests. Since the beginning of 2023, more than 34 thousand calls have been received through Feedback Platforms, Yevgeny Poluyanov said.

According to him, Poluyanov, by June 2023, more than 470 IT companies work in the Rostov region, in them - a total of 6.5 thousand specialists. In 2022, these companies were able to earn about 17 billion rubles.[5]

2022: Results of digitalization

In February 2023, the Minister of Digital Development, Information Technologies and Communications of the Rostovskaya Region, Yevgeny Poluyanov, spoke about some of the results of the digitalization of the region in 2022. According to him, the Rostov region has reached and exceeded the established indicator of "digital maturity," assessing the results of the digital transformation of five sectors of the economy. According to the results of 2022, the value of the indicator was 80.7% with a target value of 62.4%.

The strategy approved by the region in the field of digital transformation of sectors of the economy, social sphere and public administration includes more than 80 federal and regional projects in 18 sectors of the economy, planned for implementation until 2024. The amount of financing for the strategy exceeds 3 billion rubles.

Evgeny Poluyanov, Minister of Digital Development, Information Technologies and Communications of the Rostov Region

Evgeny Poluyanov cited data according to which in 2022 the digital infrastructure was formed in 126 schools in the Rostov region, including 79 schools in Rostov-on-Don, 45 schools in Shakhty and 12 schools in Bataysk. As part of the implementation of the federal project "Digital Educational Environment" (DSP), a total of about two thousand Wi-Fi wireless access points were installed in 136 educational buildings, 536 video surveillance cameras were connected at the entrances and in the lobbies of educational institutions.

The minister also spoke about the development of communication infrastructure. In 2022, telecom operators built 370 km of fiber-optic communication lines (VOLS) in more than 40 settlements in the Rostov region. The total length of the fiber-optic line in the region is about 17 thousand kilometers.

Distribution networks were built and modernized in more than 170 villages and farms. The proportion of households with broadband Internet access was 88% (target achieved). In 2023, we need to achieve a new target of 89%.

In 2022, 145 base stations were built in the region and 173 base stations were modernized, including 58 in rural settlements and 63 base stations were modernized.[6]

Industry

Power

Ministry of Industry and Energy of Rostov Region

2024: The energy system will be updated for 24.5 billion rubles and consolidated around two state-owned companies

The energy system of the Rostov region expects large-scale modernization and consolidation around two state-owned companies. This became known in September 2024. The total cost of the program to update the network infrastructure will be about ₽24,5 billion. These works are aimed at improving the reliability of the region's energy supply and will be completed by early 2025.

According to Vedomosti, the process of consolidating territorial network organizations (TSO) in the Rostov region has already begun. According to the Ministry of Industry and Energy of the region, the number of such organizations decreased from 40 in 2022 to 30 at the beginning of 2024. By 2025, their number is planned to be reduced to 15. The main participants in the consolidation will be the branch of PJSC Rosseti Yug - Rostovenergo and JSC Donenergo, which belongs to the government of the Rostov region through the Regional Development Corporation.

The energy system of the Rostov region is modernized for 24.5 billion rubles, consolidating around two state-owned companies

According to Vyacheslav Timchenko, First Deputy Minister of Industry and power of the Rostov Region, the purpose of consolidation is to improve the controllability and reliability of the power system, as well as eliminate problems associated with accidents and outdated facilities. One of the steps in this direction will be the transfer of all ownerless objects to the ownership of existing network organizations. In 2023, 63 such objects were accepted on the balance sheet, another 70 are in the process of transfer.

According to the decree of the Governor of the Rostov Region Vasily Golubev, Rostovenergo received the status of a backbone territorial network organization (STSO) until 2029. This status assumes that the company will not only serve its own networks, but also eliminate accidents at the facilities of other owners. In addition, Rostovenergo will operate an energy infrastructure whose owners do not meet the TSO criteria.[7]

Culture

Ministry of Culture of the Rostov Region

Education

Ministry of General and Vocational Education of Rostov Region

Universities of the Rostov region

Branches

Colleges and organizations of DPO

Health care

Ministry of Health of the Rostov Region

Clinics

Infrastructure

2024: A sewer collector was built in Rostov-on-Don for 8 billion rubles

In Rostov-on-Don, a sewer collector was built for 8 billion rubles, to which half of the city was connected. This was announced on October 21, 2024 by the head of the Rostov mayor's office Alexei Logvinenko.

The collector will provide wastewater drainage for the Proletarsky, Pervomaisky and Kirovsky districts of the city. As a result, more than 100 thousand residents of Rostov will be provided with a high-quality diversion system, including residents of Novy Rostov, the left-bank zone and Nizhny Aleksandrovka. The length of the collector was more than 8.6 thousand pp. M. Pipe diameter - up to 2 m.

Organizations of the Rostov region

History

2021: Map of Rostov Region

Map of the Rostov region in 2021

1996: Boris Yeltsin's famous speech at an election rally

Russian President Boris Yeltsin at an election rally, Rostov-on-Don, June 10, 1996.
Dances by B.N. Yeltsin during an election speech, Rostov-On-Don, 1996.

1924: Dismantling of the monument to Alexander II in Rostov-on-Don

Demolition by the Bolsheviks of the monument to Alexander II in Rostov-on-Don, 1924. After the advent of Soviet power, the monument was closed with a red-painted plywood box with a five-pointed star on top. During the subbotnik on March 27, 1924, the monument was knocked over from the pedestal using a tractor.

1237: Polovtsy

Map of Russia on the eve of the Mongol invasion

300 BC: Kingdom of Bosporus

530 BC: The Sarmatians

640 BC: Scythians

Notes

  1. ↑ Revenue of IT companies in the Rostov region increased by 35%
  2. ↑ 567 million rubles will be allocated for digitalization on the Don
  3. ↑ It became known how much the richest IT specialist of the Rostov region earns
  4. ↑ Digital Region: Rostelecom Vice President in the South and Governor of the Rostov Region discussed the results and prospects for digitalization in the Don
  5. ↑ Rostov region will invest more than 3 billion rubles in digitalization until 2024
  6. ↑ The main results of the Ministry of Digital Development, IT and Communications of the Rostov Region in 2022
  7. ↑ The energy system of the Rostov region is consolidated around two state-owned companies
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