Investment minister from Sverdlovsk submits a letter of resignation.
Changing Tides in the Sverdlovsk Region
The Investment and Development Minister of the Sverdlovsk Region, Vadim Tretyakov, has tendered his resignation, a move spurred by criticism from acting Governor Denis Pasler, as reported by Kommersant.
At a regional government meeting, Pasler openly expressed his dissatisfaction with Tretyakov's ministry, asserting that 90% of the ministry's projects "have not been implemented, or are frozen, or have even moved to other regions." In response, Pasler tasked Tretyakov with taking the ministry's situation under personal control and adjusting the department's work to attract external companies to the region.
Amidst these developments, the governor's press office has not confirmed Tretyakov's departure, but they have officially announced some personnel changes within the Ministry of Health. Four new deputy ministers have been appointed to the Ministry of Health - Eugene Kretchov, Vyacheslav Lipatov, Igor Pushkarev, and Ekaterina Barsaeva. These appointees are either returning from similar positions in the Orenburg region or were previously in charge of various departments within the Sverdlovsk Ministry of Health.
It's worth noting that back in May, former deputy governor of the Sverdlovsk region, Pavel Kreskov, announced his move to another region, expressing his regret and gratitude for the thirteen years he spent in the region.
On April 5, acting Governor Denis Pasler made his first major personnel decision, appointing Tatyana Savinova as deputy governor and minister of health of the Sverdlovsk region. Savinova previously held the same position in the government of the Orenburg region, marking a return to her home region.
For more insights on Denis Pasler's vision for the government of the Sverdlovsk region, head over to DK.RU.
As always, staying informed on local politics is essential for understanding the current state of affairs. Local news sources and official announcements from the Sverdlovsk Region government could shed further light on the reasons behind Tretyakov's resignation and the changes happening in the Ministry of Health.
The financial implications of Tretyakov's resignation might impact the investment climate of the Sverdlovsk Region, as a new leader in finance will be necessary to foster business growth.
The recent personnel changes within the Ministry of Health and the resignation of Tretyakov suggest that politics in the region is influencing the management of public services, particularly in the sectors of healthcare and finance.
