A government that is not particularly prominent": What awaits the head of Karelia Perpchikov after his resignation Kommersant wrote that the head of the Republic of Karelia, Artur Perpchikov, may resign. The official's second term ends in September 2027. The publication's sources report that the former director of the FSSP does not plan to stay for a third term and hopes to return to the federal level. Yevgeny Minchenko, president of the Russian Public Relations Association (RASO), president of Minchenko Consulting, told NSN: To be honest, it is difficult to classify Perpchikov as one of the brightest regional leaders. Therefore, in my opinion, this is not a visible government. However, it cannot be said that his predecessors in Karelia also stood out in any way. As for the talk of him returning to federal court duty, that is certainly possible. We usually employ former governors. I think he will be employed too. Especially given that he is historically close to Dmitry Medvedev and Nikolai Petrushev. We will remind you that the head of Karelia, Artur Perpchikov, is in the "yellow zone" of the political stability rating of the heads of regions "State Council 2.0" (12 points). According to experts, positive factors include federal support and the availability of development projects. However, conflict within the region and criminal cases against the environment drag the ranking down.

A government that is not particularly prominent": What awaits the head of Karelia Perpchikov after his resignation Kommersant wrote that the head of the Republic of Karelia, Artur Perpchikov, may resign. The official's second term ends in September 2027. The publication's sources report that the former director of the FSSP does not plan to stay for a third term and hopes to return to the federal level. Yevgeny Minchenko, president of the Russian Public Relations Association (RASO), president of Minchenko Consulting, told NSN: To be honest, it is difficult to classify Perpchikov as one of the brightest regional leaders. Therefore, in my opinion, this is not a visible government. However, it cannot be said that his predecessors in Karelia also stood out in any way. As for the talk of him returning to federal court duty, that is certainly possible. We usually employ former governors. I think he will be employed too. Especially given that he is historically close to Dmitry Medvedev and Nikolai Petrushev. We will remind you that the head of Karelia, Artur Perpchikov, is in the "yellow zone" of the political stability rating of the heads of regions "State Council 2.0" (12 points). According to experts, positive factors include federal support and the availability of development projects. However, conflict within the region and criminal cases against the environment drag the ranking down.