Yakub Skriev - Minister of Agriculture of Chechnya and nephew of the head of the Republic Ramzan Kadyrov - headed the company "Danon Russia" shortly after transferring the company to the Office of the Federal Property Management Agency. This was announced by the state television channel "Grozny". The information was confirmed by The Bell with reference to the data of SPARK systems.
The appointment was made after Russian President Vladimir Putin on July 16 signed a decree on the transfer of shares of the French concern Danone in Russia to the temporary department of the Federal Property Management Agency.
The source of The Bell claims that the nationalization of Danone's assets has "interest in Chechnya."
Also, the Assets of the Baltika brewer, owned by the Danish concern Carlsberg, have been transferred to the temporary department of the Federal Property Management Agency. Baltic was headed by entrepreneur Taimuraz Bolloev, a native of North Ossetia. He already led the Baltic in the early 2000s.
Yakub (Ibrahim) Skriev is the son of Zulay, the eldest sister of the head of Chechnya Ramzan Kadyrov. In 2018, at the age of 27, he was appointed mayor of Grozny, becoming one of the youngest chapters of cities in the country, recalls the Caucasus. Reals. Having worked for two years, in February 2020, Skriev was appointed to the post of head of the administration of the head and government of the republic. Already in November of that year, he became deputy chairman of the government and the Minister of Agriculture of Chechnya. Skriev has an economic education, he graduated from the Higher School of State Audit of Moscow State University.
In September last year, Ramzan Kadyrov signed a decree on awarding medals in honor of the "100th anniversary of the formation of the Chechen Republic." It was received by at least 12 of his relatives who held various positions in the administration of the Republic and the City Hall of the Terrible, including Yakub Skriev.
Yakub Skriev owns an apartment in Moscow with an area of more than 122 square meters in the Sokolin nest complex.