Foreign entrepreneurs have found a way to circumvent Western anti-Russian sanctions and invest in the developing economy of the Crimea. According to the head of the corporation of the development of the Crimean republic Oleg Morozov, businessmen from Germany, Italy, Austria, Turkey, Ukraine most actively invest their money. Of course, no one directly shines in the current situation does not want. Therefore, there are indirect schemes for investing money in the Crimea. "We know that behind some de facto Russian companies is foreign capital. Their founders are also foreign physical and legal persons, - explained Morozov in an interview with RIA Novosti,. - The standard option, when foreigners create a "daughter" in Moscow, which is the founder of the company, acting as an investor in the Crimea, "he said.. Russia, for its part, does everything to make business in Crimea comfortable. In particular, work is underway to shorten the period from the investor's appeal prior to the commencement of the project. Now, on average, this takes less than 130 days, whereas last year the period was almost 250 days. But that's a lot, considers Morozov. According to him, the goal is 60 days. In any case, according to Morozov, the peninsula over the past three years has received more than lost, even despite the sanctions regime. Yes, there are restrictions on access to the international financial market. But the more opportunities are opened for domestic investment. "Sanctions make us think and reconsider those things that we have not done for a long time. We are launching new import-substituting manufactures, "the head of the corporation.

But for Russian and foreign entrepreneurs to understand the possibilities of the peninsula became more clear, it was decided to create a special organization "Crimea Congress".

Its task, in particular, is to present the republic's investment potential at various venues, including international ones. For example, information will be presented in the European Parliament. In the summer of the report of the Ministry of Economic Development of the Russian Federation it was said that in two years from the creation of a free economic zone in Crimea private investments were 13 times higher than state ones and amounted to 27 billion rubles.