refusal to regulate industries where there is competition; revision of tariff and price policy in key infrastructure sectors of the economy (energy, utilities, municipal services) allowed to increase the inflow of foreign direct investment. 3.2.4. The measures taken have led to increased productivity and the development of the labor market (using a development model based on productivity and productivity through technology, the introduction of hourly wage in all sectors, a focus on regulating the demand for labor and the quality of labor supply, programs for obtaining professional skills and training, reform of trade unions). 3.2.5. Successfully implemented programs that are fundamental for development (expansion of export markets and capital markets, systematic support for industrialization and industrial production in economic priorities, strengthening of vocational education with emphasis on technical specialties, strengthening of the institution of property and its guarantees, transformation of the pension sys tem). 3.2.6. National development projects are a priority of the Government's policy and complement the systemic and structural reform of the economy to achieve an optimal solution to the problems of economic development. An assessment of the effectiveness of investment projects implementation, which is available to the public, is defined with the definition of personal responsibility of the heads of state bodies for their implementation. The activity and role of the local community, citizens and the business community has been determined. 3.2.7. On the basis of predictable, transparent and sustainable rules, the launched public-private partnership projects led to the improvement of public services and infrastructure in the most significant spheres of life, including the housing and communal services system. The attraction of private capital for the implementation of national objectives has reduced the burden on the state budget. 3.2.8. All regions of the Kyrgyz Republic and the network of supporting cities have high rates of socio-economic development and are part of an integrated national economy. Each region has an economic-geographic specificity. This allows you to cluster when planning the launch of regional development plans. Each region as a common denominator at the expense of an absolute competitive position increases the export potential and the inflow of currency, respectively. Economic opportunities in the future are likely to become the main source of human development and the content of public infrastructure. Consequently, the effect of imbalance in the development of regions, labor migration will be less visible. 3.2.9. The government, in the framework of protecting economic interests, has raised the level of economic diplomacy and actively defends the economic interests of the country and business in the markets of the EEA member states, the SCO and in other markets. 3.2.10. As a result, real qualitative changes have been achieved in the country: the average annual real GDP growth stably exceeds the average index of the EEA member countries, determined according to the methodology and recommendations of the ECE (up to 5%); the average annual inflation rate remains in the range of 511