Kremlin wives

Tatiana Naryshkina –
from Voenmekh

The head of the presidential administration, Sergei Naryshkin, although he earns more than his wife (5 million 774 thousand per year), however, Tatyana Naryshkina, with her last year’s salary of almost 4 million rubles. also cannot complain about poverty.

But 30 years ago, when the couple applied to the registry office, they did not even dream of such a life: yesterday’s students got married immediately after receiving diplomas from the St. Petersburg Military Mechanics, where they studied together. Even in his first year, a Komsomol activist from a noble family had his eye on a short, slender brunette from Belarus, Tanya Yakubchik, but still did not forget about his studies and social work.

“He was always focused primarily on his chosen profession,” Yuri Zagashvili assessed his classmate. - The fact that I fell in love is of course, but... “first of all, airplanes.”

Career “planes” brought the couple two children (the eldest Andrei is engaged in business, and the youngest Veronica studies at the Academy of National Economy) and a good annual income. Before moving from St. Petersburg to Moscow, associate professor and candidate of technical sciences Tatyana Naryshkina taught in her native Military Mech, where her name is still listed among the employees of the Department of Information Systems and Computer Technologies. The local accounting department does not say exactly how much such employees receive, but apparently it’s not bad.

Natalia Dubovitskaya –
almost all in starch

In second place in wealth among Kremlin wives is the second wife of the first deputy. the head of the presidential administration of Vladislav Surkov, Natalia Dubovitskaya (Surkov successfully divorced his first wife Yulia Vishnevskaya not long ago).

35-year-old Natalia Vasilievna, whom Vladislav Yuryevich met while working in Menatep, has already given the Kremlin ideologist two children and 16 million 804 thousand rubles. capital just last year. At the same time, nothing is known about her herself. The “interlocutor” corrected the omission.

Friends assure that Dubovitskaya’s main passion is design. In 1998, she even became the general director of the company “Workshop of Elegant Solutions XXI Century”, known among the capital’s elite, which develops the design of premises “taking into account the personal attitude of the Customer in combination with the classical canons of art and the latest trends in world art design.”

However, Dubovitskaya’s own personal worldview led her to the starch business. In recent years, experts have firmly linked its name with several of the country's largest starch and syrup factories. For example, the report of the Novlyansky plant for 2005 indicates that she owns 17.19% of the company’s shares. In 2006, 18.74% of the Ibredstarchpatoka plant and 16.1% of Partner-Garant OJSC also passed to it. And now she is a deputy. General Director of the Russian Starch Products group of enterprises.
“Natalia Vasilyevna is, as they say, a self-made woman,” explained Sobesednik’s source in the Kremlin. – A woman who made herself. Likes to do his own thing.
Apparently, it’s working out well: Natalia Dubovitskaya’s annual salary exceeds her husband’s salary by more than four times.

Zumrud
expensive cut

Arkady Dvorkovich's wife is almost 9 times richer than him. If Dvorkovich himself earned 3 million 120 thousand rubles last year by helping Medvedev, then his wife replenished the family pot by more than 27 million. But the future presidential assistant found his precious emerald, or rather, Zumrud Rustamova, right in the civil service. And even more precisely: she was the one who found him.

At school, the girl was not an excellent student and only entered the evening department of the Moscow Economic and Statistical Institute, and in her free time she worked in the executive committee of the Soviet District Council of Moscow as an economist. By the age of 28, she had worked her way up to the position of deputy head of the Federal Property Management Agency, where she was recommended to Arkady Dvorkovich as an expert on economic issues. Arkady, who worked at the Ministry of Finance and then at the Ministry of Economic Development, first gave Zumrud business advice, and then gave him love.
“They even discussed documents at home in search of consensus,” the White House told Interlocutor. – When the Dvorkovichs’ first son Pasha was born, we even joked that he was born not with a silver spoon in his mouth, but with a draft government decree.

Now another son is growing up in the family of officials - Vova. At the same time, Rustamova’s fortune is growing. With Kasyanov’s resignation in 2004, she also left the government. First - to the management of the Siberian Coal Energy Company, then - to the Russian Development Bank, then - to the Magnitogorsk Iron and Steel Works...
Considering that Rustamova is also a deputy. General Director of Polymetal, and besides, since April of this year she has been on the board of directors of the Khanty-Mansiysk Bank; she is truly special in financial matters.

By the way

Kremlin husbands

The husband of presidential assistant Dzhakhan Pollyeva, Mikhail Kazachkov, earned almost twice as much as his wife last year - 6.5 million rubles. After all, he is the head of the Russian Helicopter Systems company, a prize-winner of the World Aerobatic Championship and the creator of the Helicopter Taxi company, which transports wealthy Russians on their errands.
The husband of Presidential Press Secretary Natalya Timakova and her former colleague at Moskovsky Komsomolets, Alexander Budberg, is still involved in journalism. These classes gave him about 3 million rubles in 2008. This is less than the spouse brought into the house, but apparently there is enough money to hold luxurious social events, like the presentation of his own photo album, recently organized by Budberg in the prestigious GUM.

PS . In general, being the wife of a Kremlin official is not only status-bearing, but also rich. Let us note, however, that all these women acquired prestigious and highly paid jobs even before their husbands took up their respectable positions. The question arises: who actually brought whom into the public eye?