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"Walk the streets, talk to people." Chronicles of hospitalism
An unscheduled overhaul of the government provoked a series of resignations - and at the same time the appointments of the same people to other responsible posts. The rotation occurs according to the principle of non -waste production: this is not Up or out of cruel Americans, obsessed with personal efficiency and continuous career growth. In Russia, everything is not more likely human. The ministers who are not included in the new composition of the Cabinet of Ministers rarely leave the usual orbit. Given the diversity of departmental architecture and the choice of managerial positions in the public sector, they, as a rule, have no big problems with employment.
So, the ex-minister of labor, Maxim Topilin, headed the PFR instead of Anton Drozdov, who was transferred to the post of deputy Minister of Finance, released, in turn, Ilya Turinin, who turned into the government apparatus. The new Minister of Health was Mikhail Murashko, who had previously been responsible for Roszdravnadzor, and his predecessor Veronika Skvortsova headed the Federal Medical and Biological Agency, since Vladimir Uyba, who held this post, was determined by Murashko's deputies.
Vitaly Mutko also did not remain out of work. Until now, this man who called on colleagues to meet the constitutional initiatives of the president with the “New Zabul”, was listed in the government as deputy prime minister in infrastructure. Although Mutko most fully proved himself in Russian sports, the recognition of the merits in which can be considered a lifelong ban on visiting an official of any Olympic Games, issued by the IOC a couple of years ago. Now, according to the sources of RBC, Mutko should head the investment state -owned company “House. RF ”(her current CEO Alexander Plutnik will find a place in VEB.RF).
Former Deputy Prime Minister Maxim Akimov, who was responsible for communication, transport and national program “Digital Economy”, is now confidently reading the chair of the head of the Russian Post (the official was part of the board of directors of the former FSUE, in the fall of the transformed into a joint-stock company). The “Post” itself does not confirm this information, emphasizing that the current CEO of Nicholas Podguzov recently concluded a long -term contract. On the other hand, when and to whom did it interfere with? Akimov, they say, has already accepted an offer. The fate of Podghov himself remains unknown. Theoretically, he could return to the Ministry of Economic Development, where at one time he worked as deputy Alexei Ulyukaev (in order to exclude a maximum security penalty colony No. 1 in the Tver region, transferred from Cabinet in the Cabinet).
Meanwhile, Maxim Oreshkin, who for four years replaced Ulyukaev in his chair, represented the Russian Federation in Davos a week. The 37-year-old official did not enter the new composition of the government (instead of him, the former Perm governor and the high-ranking United Stolos, 40-year-old Maxim Reshetnikov, became the Minister of Economic Development), and seemed to be completely reconciled with such a situation. When Jonathan Tepperman, the editor -in -chief of the influential American magazine Foreign Policy, the moderator of the session “Strategic view of Russia”, when representing speakers from politeness, predicted Oreshkin’s fast restoration of hardware weight, he could not resist: “You know more than me.” I must say that Oreshkin, who is not used to educating the audience of the global forum on the topic of incredible achievements of the Russian economy of recent years, this time especially shone with arguments.
When someone expressed restrained skepticism regarding the prospects of the country, corroded (in the Transparency International rating at the Rating Week, Russia shared 137th place with Kenia, Uganda and Paraguay), the former minister invited his opponents to visit, which caused general awkwardness:
“Not necessarily to Moscow or St. Petersburg, to any other city you wish. Go through the streets, talk to people. ”
When Paul Dobryanski, a former deputy Secretary of State at Bush Jr., referring to the assessments of Alexei Kudrin, continued to bend his line, Oreshkin began to certify her that she was based on outdated data and it was better to trust her, working with real numbers on a daily basis.
The financier Bill Brauder, as usual, did not miss the chance to remind Russian officials about the circumstances of the death of the auditor Sergei Magnitsky. This time, he supplemented his annual speech this time with the arrest of Michael Kalvi, the founder of the Baring Vostok investment fund. Given the state and tendencies of Russian justice, how could people sit in front of Brauder seriously talk about the progress to improve the investment climate, draw pictures of the excellent future awaiting Russia?
“It will certainly come, Bill,” Oreshkin said condescendingly and a little theatrically in response. “The Russian future will be unambiguously positive.”
It seemed that even after his resignation, the former minister was still desperately " trying to like ." And not in vain. On Friday, Maxim Oreshkin was officially appointed assistant to the President of the Russian Federation-taking the place of Andrei Belousov , another former head of the Ministry of Economic Council, who went to the presidential administration, and the other day appointed by the First Deputy Prime Minister in the government of Mishustin. Well, now everything seems to be again in business. In fresh chronicles of hospitalism :
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