Kozhemyako to Stay in Primorye After New Appointment
Work in Moscow to ensure that decisions necessary for regional development are supported at the level of the government and the president. In response to a direct question about whether the official would leave the Far East, the vice-premier answered negatively.
Consensus
- Oleg Kozhemyako will remain in Primorsky Krai after being appointed vice-premier and presidential envoy for the Far Eastern Federal District.
- Kozhemyako stated he is obligated to work in the Far East due to his duties.
- He plans to dedicate half of his working time to Far Eastern subjects.
- He will work in Moscow to ensure regional development decisions are supported at the federal level.
- The appointment was approved by President Vladimir Putin on October 22.
- The State Duma unanimously approved Kozhemyako's appointment on October 21.
- Prime Minister Mikhail Mishustin submitted the proposal for the appointment to Putin on October 19.
Points of divergence
- Kozhemyako previously served as governor of Primorsky Krai. — vedomosti
- Kozhemyako mentioned that his experience as governor will help him in his new role. — vesti
Coverage (3 sources)
- Kochemakov reported on intention to remain in Primorye after new appointment — Ведомости
- Kochemako declared that he will not leave his native region after new appointment — Вести
- Kochemako said what will help him in his new position — Вести