The government has written off part of the debt on budget loans for eight more regions, totaling over 48 billion rubles.

Published on: 2026-06-25

Source: Government of the Russian Federation –

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By order of the President, the Government continues work to ease the debt burden on entities, which allows freeing up significant resources in the regional budget and supporting the further improvement of the economy and the quality of life of citizens. A decision has been made to write off part of the debt on budgetary loans for a total amount exceeding 48 billion rubles for eight more regions.

According to the order signed by the Chairman of the Government Mikhail Mishustin, the debt will be written off in the Udmurt Republic, Volgograd, Moscow, Nizhny Novgorod, Novgorod, Novosibirsk, Ryazan, and Chelyabinsk regions.

The volume of write-offs corresponds to the amount of investments by these entities in housing and communal services modernization projects (including the replacement of elevator equipment in apartment buildings), resettlement of citizens from emergency housing, renewal of public transport, recapitalization of industrial development funds, as well as implementation of infrastructure projects for the development of key settlements and support of organizations managing territories with preferential tax regimes.

“The adopted decision will contribute to achieving the goals set by the head of state, sustainable and dynamic economic development and, most importantly, the well-being of citizens,” emphasized Mikhail Mishustin onGovernment meeting on June 25.

In 2025, 58 regions whose burden was reduced by approximately 230 billion rubles were able to use the possibility of writing off budget loan debt. From the beginning of 2026, debt amounting to over 212 billion rubles was already written off for 57 regions (excluding funds provided in the new directive).

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