4.2.7. The government will ensure equal rules for all participants of the tourism sector, monitor compliance with environmental and building standards in the construction of tourism infrastructure, and establish minimum standards for the quality of tourist services. It is also necessary to promote the development of tourist clusters; the opening of new directions and the diversification of tourist flows and to assist the private sector in creating high-quality tourism products and improving the quality of services. An equally important priority is to promote the expansion and sustainability of participants in the tourism market, as well as support for proposals and initiatives for the development of the industry. 4.2.8. The government together with the participants of the tourism industry will pay special attention to the system of training the staff of management and service personnel for the tourism industry. 4.2.9. Regional and local authorities will be actively involved in the development of tourism in the regions. Within the framework of regional development programs, in each region, plans will be developed for the development of tourism, taking into account local specifics and the available local tourist potential. 4.2.10. An indispensable condition for the development of the tourism industry will be ensuring the sustainability of ecosystems and minimizing the negative impact on nature, as well as preserving the historical and cultural heritage. The government will monitor the provision of proper sanitary and ecological conditions of tourist facilities, routes, preservation of monuments and other historical and cultural sites. 4.3. Light industry 4.3.1. It is necessary to develop sewing clusters based on innovative approaches. In the clusters will be integrated related industries, which include all stages, from the supply of raw materials and ending with the delivery to the final consumer of finished products. To strengthen the competitiveness of products in the country, measures will be taken to restore the domestic production of cotton and wool, which constitute the primary and important part of the integrated value chain of the garment industry. 4.3.2. To increase the competitiveness of light industry enterprises, the Government will provide support to domestic enterprises to ensure production standards adopted by the EAEC and the EU, as well as proper certification of the quality of domestic products. 4.3.3. The government will continue to support domestic companies aimed at forming a national brand of Kyrgyz textile products on world markets. Together with the business community, work will continue to promote the brand "Made in Kyrgyzstan", already recognized in the CIS countries. 25