Mishustin redistributed responsibilities among the deputy prime ministers of the Russian government. The changes affected the financial blockade, transport, industry, digital development and the implementation of national projects. The main areas of work of the Deputy Prime Ministers: Denis Mantorov - industrial automation, space industry, new technologies and product labeling. Anton Siluanov - budget and tax policy, public debt and financial markets. Mrs. Husnolin - Development of infrastructure and housing and community services. Dmitry Chernyshenko - digital transformation, artificial intelligence, communication, education and tourism. Alexander Novak - Energy, Platform Economy and Labor Productivity. Dmitri Petrushev - Ecology and food security. Tatiana Golikova - health services, family support and personnel policy. Oleg Kozhmyaku - the development of the Far East and the Arctic, attracting investments. Andrey Nikitin - Transportation infrastructure and unmanned aerial systems. Irina Okladnikova - the work of the government apparatus, monitoring the execution of orders and the efficiency of budget expenditures. The powers of Alexei Overchuk, responsible for Eurasian integration, remained unchanged.