Published on: 2026-11-06
Source: Government of the Russian Federation –
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Deputy Prime Minister – Plenipotentiary Representative of the President in the Far Eastern Federal District Oleg Kozhemyako and Acting Governor of Primorsky Krai Konstantin Shestakov conducted an inspection of the construction of important facilities for Vladivostok, being implemented by order of the President of Russia Vladimir Putin.
“The implementation of Vladivostok’s master plan, which is being carried out under the directive of the head of state, and the construction of other significant facilities are of great importance for the city, for Primorye, and for the entire Far Eastern Federal District. Vladivostok is a calling card. It is where many tourists begin their acquaintance with the Far East. But most importantly, the city must become convenient and comfortable for residents and guests. Vladivostok is the capital not only of the region but of the entire Far East. Every year, leading global experts in economics, social spheres, and officials from various countries gather here at the Eastern Economic Forum. Under the leadership of Vladimir Vladimirovich Putin, the results of the development of the Far East and the country are summed up, plans for the near future are outlined, and strategies for further strengthening the economy and social sphere are discussed. Therefore, it is important that all facilities be built within the planned timelines,” said Oleg Kozhemyako.
“The progress of construction of the most important facilities for the Far Eastern capital is under constant supervision. We will continue to keep this work in focus and synchronize actions across all sites,” said Acting Governor Konstantin Shestakov.
The first inspection point was the museum and theatrical-educational complex under construction on the Orlinoe Gnezdo hill. The complex is being built on the orders of the President of Russia Vladimir Putin and commissioned by the National Cultural Heritage Foundation. It will house a branch of the Mariinsky Theatre, a branch of the State Tretyakov Gallery, and the Russian State Institute of Performing Arts. The overall construction readiness of the facility is 54.86%. More than 700 people are working on site. Installation of mechanization for decorations and stage equipment has already begun.
Oleg Kozhemyako and Konstantin Shestakov also familiarized themselves with the progress of creating a unified continuous embankment along the Amur Bay as part of the implementation of the Vladivostok master plan. The project for the 2.5-kilometer promenade equipped with bike lanes, observation decks, and landscaping from the Olympic Sports Complex towards Cape Kungasny was approved in May 2026. The project includes not only pedestrian and bicycle paths but also the renovation of engineering networks, reconstruction of heating main lines, organization of descents to the sea in the form of amphitheaters (stands), and the creation of a through coastal highway.
Work on the embankment of the Sports Harbor is ahead of schedule. The project began last year with the landscaping of the area near the branch of the National Center “Russia” of Primorsky Krai. A wide promenade, shaded canopies, an amphitheater, and new landscaping have already appeared, all in a unified concept with previously improved sections. A children’s playground has reopened for kids’ leisure. The reconstruction of the amphitheater near the art object “Seven Hills” is being completed: the seating and the adjacent area with a viewing platform and amphitheater have been renovated.
By the end of the year, a pump track for extreme sports will be arranged on the territory called “Severny Mol” (Northern Pier), located opposite the branch of the National Center “Russia”. Greening will be carried out around the site.
Alongside the landscaping work on the embankment of the Sports Harbor, the Vladivostok administration is exploring the possibility of improving the pedestrian route from the Tokarevskaya Koshka lighthouse towards Fyodorova Bay.
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