
Vladimir Putin fired the head of the internal policy department of the Kremlin administration Tatyana Voronova and appointed Andrei Yarina in her place in her place of his envoy in the Central Federal District. The relevant decrees of the head of state are published on the Kremlin website.
As Interfax reports , Voronova became the head of the State Duma apparatus.
RBC reported to RBC the recently about permutations on the Old Square. The publication certainly wrote about the transition of Voronova to the State Duma and called Yarin very probable in the place of the official in the ap.
Yarina is 46 years old. In 2001-2002, he headed the representative office of the Vladimir Region administration in the government. In December 2002 - March 2003 - the first deputy prime minister in the Chechen government controlled by the Kremlin; The prime minister was the current Putin's envoy in the Volga Federal District Mikhail Babich, three months ago unsuccessfully nominated by Moscow to the post of ambassador in Kyiv. In the official biography of Yarina, work in Chechnya is not mentioned on the site of the Embiliation.
Also at different times in the early 2000s, the official was the deputy chief of the financial and economic management, first of the FMS, and later-the State Directorate of Control.
In 2004-2005-vice-governor of the Ryazan region. In 2005-2006-an official of Putin's envoy in the Southern Federal District. In 2006-2009-Prime Minister of Kabardino-Balkaria. In 2009-2012, he worked in the presidential administration. Then he was appointed deputy envoy.