With the expansion of Moscow, there were talks about the transfer of the administrative center of the capital from a historical site near the Kremlin to new territories. The experts even developed a number of recommendations on where it is better to place the administrative resource so that it can work effectively without interfering with the rest of the townspeople.
The relocation of the administrative center of the capital has been long overdue. Endless traffic jams due to motorcade with flashing lights, lack of parking spaces, narrow streets of the center of Moscow - all this literally paralyzes the normal work and life of the whole city. Therefore, when the idea of expanding the capital appeared, first of all they started talking about transferring all the basic facilities for managing the country there. There is more space there, and the opportunities for development are much wider.
According to the plan of the designers, it is necessary to move the administrative center of Moscow to a place with good transport links. That is, there must be interchanges that can withstand the influx of state cars.
One of the versions, recognized by experts as the most justified, involves the transfer of all administrative resources of Moscow closer to the international airports of Vnukovo and Domodedovo. A fairly large piece of land has been left here, which is not built up with anything. Therefore, this particular place is the most successful solution for the future administrative center of the capital. Thus, several important strategic tasks will be solved at once. One of them is reducing traffic jams in the center due to the passage of bureaucratic corteges. The other is the development of nearby territories and the development of new lands.
The relocation of all devices is planned within the next 5 years. The same places that they previously occupied - buildings, land - will be sold, and the proceeds will be spent on building similar infrastructure in a new location.
The project for the relocation of the administrative center began to be developed almost simultaneously with the announcement of the future expansion of the capital. After all, so many details must be taken into account so that a global move does not become a global disaster and a problem for the entire city as a whole. In addition, it is necessary to transfer various government facilities without prejudice to their work.
