Bashkortostan Improves More Than 1,000 Public Spaces in Seven Years

Bashkortostan head Radiy Khabirov has described progress on improving public spaces across the republic. According to him, modern parks are opening not only in Ufa but in every city and district of the region. Under the Formation of a Comfortable Urban Environment project, part of the national project Infrastructure for Life, more than 1,000 such spaces have appeared over seven years.

Khabirov said 100 of the 152 facilities planned for work this year are already ready. In Neftekamsk, part of the central park was improved and the beloved Gulliver figure restored. In Sterlitamak, the area between the Russian Drama Theatre and Kirov Park was tidied, Agidel gained a new alley on Academician Kurchatov Street, and Kumertau installed an observation deck overlooking a former coal quarry.

Khabirov also reported the completion of the Path of Ural-Batyr project in Uchaly, one of the winners of the 2024 All-Russian competition for comfortable urban environment projects. He said the republic has won 44 initiatives in the competition over the years, 31 of which have been implemented. He stressed that authorities always rely on residents' opinions when improving territories.