Option: Move to Russia

Editor's note: Russian manufacturing firms are especially looking for skilled craftsmen in engineering, electronics, carpentry, metallurgy and farming and agriculture. It is interesting to note that millions of tourists from all over the world are visiting (due to the Japanese yen hitting a 30 year low) the quaint safe little country with good food of Japan, but as the demographics are imploding very few want to actually immigrate to Japan to live and work. There are reports suggesting hundreds of skilled Germans have already moved to Russia. Russia has apparently built a "migrant village" for conservative Americans to help make the immigration transition.
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Source: Russian Faith

More Americans Should Move to Russia, says Regional Leader

The prime minister of Bashkortostan, Russia, suggested US citizens should come to the republic before others seize the opportunity

Americans should consider moving to Russia's Republic of Bashkortostan while there is still a chance to take advantage of lucrative opportunities, regional leader Andrey Nazarov has said.

Speaking on Wednesday at the international business week in the regional capital Ufa, the Bashkortostan prime minister argued it was "more interesting to work here." The event's moderator, American radio host Tim Kirby, had earlier explained that working in Russia had allowed him to preside over major economic forums – an opportunity he did not have in the US.

Prime Minister of Russia's Republic of Bashkortostan, Andrei Nazarov

© Alexey Malgavko; RIA Novosti

Nazarov said it was previously common to hear of "an American journalist of Russian descent," but that it was now becoming more typical to hear the phrase "a Russian journalist of American descent."

"Imagine what prospects open up for Americans who will live in Russia," Nazarov stated. "So, we invite these people to come. Those who come too late may have a difficult time later, because other people will gladly come here to live and work," the prime minister added, urging Kirby to invite his compatriots to start “moving in our direction."

 
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Nazarov recalled a quote from Chinese philosopher Laozi, saying that "if there is a path, one does not stop." He asserted that Russia has set a path for itself and will achieve its economic goals, while declaring that his part of Russia will be "the best place to live. We invite everyone."

The international business forum in Ufa features delegations from Belarus, Kazakhstan, China, Türkiye, Iran, Uzbekistan, and elsewhere, and is expected to be attended by over 4,000 people.
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