The effect of preferential regimes supported the inflow of investments to the Far East in 2022, however, the sanctions complicated the implementation of projects – investors faced both problems in logistics and restrictions on the supply of equipment. Such conclusions were made by the participants of the collegium of the Ministry for the Development of the Russian Far East held on Friday. Now the agency is planning to develop international priority development areas (TOP) – to attract partners in the creation of industries on the territory of the Russian Federation, but according to the standards of the technology supplier country. The creation of such a zone in one of the regions bordering China will be discussed next week during the visit of Prime Minister Mikhail Mishustin to China.