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Putin Appoints Ex-Minister for Economic Development Oreshkin as Advisor - Kremlin
Putin Appoints Ex-Minister for Economic Development Oreshkin as Advisor - Kremlin
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Oreshkin left his position earlier this month amid a cabinet reshuffle, with the Russian president appointing Federal Tax Service Head Mikhail Mishustin the... 24.01.2020, Sputnik International
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Putin Appoints Ex-Minister for Economic Development Oreshkin as Advisor - Kremlin
06:36 GMT 24.01.2020 (Updated: 07:10 GMT 24.01.2020) Oreshkin left his position earlier this month amid a cabinet reshuffle, with the Russian president appointing Federal Tax Service Head Mikhail Mishustin the new prime minister, and also announcing significant constitutional amendments.
Maksim Oreshkin, who has been head of the Economic Development Ministry since November 2016, has been appointed Economy Advisor to President Vladimir Putin, according to the Kremlin's press service.
The position of presidential advisor was also given to ex-Culture Minister Vladimir Medinsky, while ex-deputy Prime Minister Dmitry Kozak was appointed deputy head of the Presidential Administration.
The new Russian government was formed on Tuesday, with 5 ministers from the previous cabinet retaining their positions, including Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov, Minister of Defence Sergei Shoigu, Minister of Energy Alexander Novak, Minister of Industry and Trade Denis Manturov, and Minister of Finance Anton Siluanov.
