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Putin Backs Anton Siluanov's Dual Role as Finance Minister and Deputy PM

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Russian President Vladimir Putin backed cabinet nominations that would allow Finance Minister Anton Siluanov to hold a second post as deputy prime minister, pending parliamentary approval. Prime Minister Mikhail Mishustin proposed the personnel changes, which also include moving the sitting transport minister into a broader government role. The proposed replacement for the Transport Ministry is the Federal Air Transport Agency chief, Dmitry Yadrov.

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The proposed restructuring comes as Russia seeks growth amidst budget pressure, elevated interest rates, and plans for tax increases. The changes involve the dual appointment of Anton Siluanov and a shift in transport sector leadership.

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Who's involved

  • Anton SiluanovFinance Minister of the Russian Federation, nominated for a second post
  • Vladimir PutinRussian President who formally approved the cabinet nominations
  • Mikhail MishustinRussian Prime Minister who proposed the personnel changes

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