The President was informed that 25511 people have entered Pridnestrovie from Ukraine since February 24. Approximately 6000 people declared about transit through the territory of the republic, 19954 registered for temporary residence. There are 267 adults and 187 children who left the neighboring state in specially created centers currently. These foreign citizens are supported by the Pridnestrovian budget. Seven temporary residence centers for foreigners have been opened in the republic, with a total capacity of 717 people. A reserve of 16 facilities has been thought out, on the basis of which it will be possible to resettle 2285 citizens if necessary.
The Minister of Education of the Pridnestrovian Moldavian Republic said that 614 schoolchildren who have arrived from Ukraine are involved in the educational process to date. 452 children are studying in Russian schools, 161 in Ukrainian, one student preferred the Pridnestrovian school with the Moldovan language of instruction, three children study in special (correctional) institutions. In addition, 64 children attend institutions of additional education, 72 - sports sections, 31 - circles of artistic and aesthetic orientation. 311 Ukrainian kids go to kindergartens of the republic. Svetlana Ivanishina noted that the reception of children who arrived from abroad in educational institutions is carried out in a simplified manner. Specialists provide psychological assistance to children if necessary. It was noted in the course of the meeting that many adults who find themselves in an extremely difficult life situation also need this kind of support.
They discussed practical aspects related to the possibility of employment of foreigners temporarily staying in the republic. Necessary additions are made to the Pridnestrovian legislation.
The regulatory and legal framework of the republic, which regulates the sphere of pricing, is being adjusted based on the existing realities. The Department for Combating Economic Crimes and Corruption together with the Ministry of Economic Development conducts control measures aimed at preventing unreasonable price increases on a systemic basis. Inspections covered 37 retail facilities, revealed 8 violations of state pricing discipline last week. Administrative measures have been taken.
The issue of providing the population of the republic with food, medicines, fuels and lubricants is under the personal control of the Head of State. Information about available balances is constantly updated.
