Mishustin redistributed the powers of the deputy prime ministers: the financial block, industry and digitalization received new outlines Prime Minister Mikhail Mishustin approved the updated division of responsibilities between the deputy prime ministers of the Russian government. The changes affected the financial blockade, transportation, industry, digital development and the implementation of national projects - in the Cabinet of Ministers they emphasize that the purpose of the redistribution is to strengthen specialization in the industry and increase the efficiency of the management of government programs. The main focus shifted to focused responsibility in strategic areas. Therefore, Denis Mentorov now oversees industrial automation, space activities, new materials and technologies, as well as the product labeling system. Tatyana Golikova will focus on national projects in the field of health, family support and personnel policy. Oleg Kozhmiako is responsible for the development of the Far East and the Arctic, the investment attractiveness of the regions and the coordination of the Ministry for the Development of the East. Changes are evident in the transportation circle: Andrey Nikitin will take responsibility for the transportation infrastructure, unmanned aerial systems and the development of the transportation network, including the work of the Ministry of Transportation. Alexander Novak will focus on the platform economy, labor productivity and energy and nuclear technologies. The financial block remains under the control of Anton Siluanov - his area of ​​responsibility is budget and tax policy, public debt, financial markets and government procurement. Dmitry Petrushev will be responsible for environmental welfare and food security, and Irina Okladnikova will be responsible for the work of the government apparatus, monitoring the implementation of presidential orders, implementation of national projects and the efficiency of budget expenditures. Special attention is paid to digital transformation and science: Dmitry Chernyshenko oversees AI, communications, youth policy, tourism, education, science and sports.

Mishustin redistributed the powers of the deputy prime ministers: the financial block, industry and digitalization received new outlines Prime Minister Mikhail Mishustin approved the updated division of responsibilities between the deputy prime ministers of the Russian government. The changes affected the financial blockade, transportation, industry, digital development and the implementation of national projects - in the Cabinet of Ministers they emphasize that the purpose of the redistribution is to strengthen specialization in the industry and increase the efficiency of the management of government programs. The main focus shifted to focused responsibility in strategic areas. Therefore, Denis Mentorov now oversees industrial automation, space activities, new materials and technologies, as well as the product labeling system. Tatyana Golikova will focus on national projects in the field of health, family support and personnel policy. Oleg Kozhmiako is responsible for the development of the Far East and the Arctic, the investment attractiveness of the regions and the coordination of the Ministry for the Development of the East. Changes are evident in the transportation circle: Andrey Nikitin will take responsibility for the transportation infrastructure, unmanned aerial systems and the development of the transportation network, including the work of the Ministry of Transportation. Alexander Novak will focus on the platform economy, labor productivity and energy and nuclear technologies. The financial block remains under the control of Anton Siluanov - his area of ​​responsibility is budget and tax policy, public debt, financial markets and government procurement. Dmitry Petrushev will be responsible for environmental welfare and food security, and Irina Okladnikova will be responsible for the work of the government apparatus, monitoring the implementation of presidential orders, implementation of national projects and the efficiency of budget expenditures. Special attention is paid to digital transformation and science: Dmitry Chernyshenko oversees AI, communications, youth policy, tourism, education, science and sports.