Putin presented three candidates for the post of head of Dagestan
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- Russian President Vladimir Putin presented three candidates for the post of head of the region to the parliament of Dagestan: deputy chairman of the parliament Kamil Davdiev, head of the Communist Party faction Samir Abdulkhalikov and acting head of the region Fyodor Shchukin.
- This follows the early release of Sergei Melikov from office at the end of April.
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Why It Matters
At the end of April, Vladimir Putin early released Sergei Melikov from the post of head of Dagestan, noting his contribution to the development of the region. After his resignation, Melikov asked not to be sent to a new area of work.
Russian President Vladimir Putin presented three candidates for the post of head of the region to the parliament of Dagestan. This was reported by the Telegram channel of the government of the republic.
Thus, the deputy chairman of the parliament Kamil Davdiev, the head of the parliamentary faction of the Communist Party of the Russian Federation Samir Abdulkhalikov, as well as the acting head of the region Fyodor Shchukin are represented in the people's assembly.
At the end of April, Vladimir Putin early released Sergei Melikov from the post of head of Dagestan. During a meeting with representatives of the republic, the head of state indicated that the official had done a lot for the region. After his resignation, Melikov made a statement and asked not to be sent to a new area of work.
What to Watch
AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
The parliament of Dagestan will approve one of three candidates for the post of head of the region in the coming weeks
Likely · Within weeks
Open Questions
- When will the parliament of Dagestan hold a vote on candidates?
- Which of the three candidates has the best chance of being confirmed?
- What are Sergei Melikov’s future plans after his resignation?
