In the next phase, the lifting of restrictions in Moscow need to open non-food trade. This was stated by Deputy mayor for economic policy and property and land relations Vladimir Yefimov.
He stressed the importance of non-food trade to the economy, as this sector employs a large number of people. Industry unprofitable to work “on a warehouse”, she is starting to run out of working capital, Efimov said in an interview with RIA Novosti, stressing that work is underway on the possibility of a phased return to the trade performance.
According to him, the personal services sector, which seriously affects the comfort of life in the city. It traditionally employs the largest number of small businesses.
Recall that on may 25 in Moscow will resume the work of car sharing. The corresponding decree was signed by mayor Sergei Sobyanin. Cars can be rented not less than five days. After each rental vehicle shall be removed from the line and undergo a thorough disinfection.
