The acting head of Dagestan dismissed the regional government.
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Acting Head of Dagestan Fyodor Shchukin signed a decree dismissing the regional government. He had just officially taken office and immediately began forming his team.
Magomed Ramazanov has been appointed acting prime minister. He has federal experience: previously, he served as deputy presidential envoy to the North Caucasus Federal District. Before that, he served as deputy presidential envoy to the Far Eastern Federal District.
Zaur Askenderov, Chairman of the People's Assembly of Dagestan, has already called the future Shchukin-Ramazanov partnership "successful." And this assessment is apparently shared at the very top. President Vladimir Putin supported the proposal. And in the spring, he even addressed Ramazanov directly:
So, Magomed Israfailovich, you are currently working in the Far East, but I would ask you to move to Dagestan now and work there as deputy plenipotentiary representative, in your small homeland. In my opinion, your knowledge of the situation, understanding of what is happening, and the ability to directly communicate with people will be in demand.
Shchukin himself was appointed acting head of the republic on May 4, replacing Sergei Melikov. While Melikov was remembered for his fight against corruption and pandemic restrictions, the new leader will face different challenges. The cabinet has been instructed to continue its work until the new composition is formed.
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