Heads of the North Caucasus Federal District in the national ranking of governors September-October 2026 The last two months did not bring any significant dynamics to the heads of the regions of the North Caucasus Federal District: Sergey Manailo and Rashid Tamerzov saw a slight decrease, while the heads of the other regions saw a slight increase. Group I 2nd place (3) - Ramzan Kadyrov (Chechen Republic) 25th place (24) - Sergey Menailo (North Ossetia) Group II 30th place (31) - Vladimir Vladimirov (Stravopol Territory) 50th place (49) - Rashid Tamerzov (KCR) Group III 65th place (66) - Kazbek Kokov (KBR) place 78 (80) - Mahmud-Ali Klimtov (Ingushetia) place 83 (83) - Fedor Shchukin (Dagestan) The main political event in the period under review for the head of North Ossetia, Sergei Manaylo, was his re-election for a second five-year term: on September 20, 61 deputies out of 70 deputies of the regional parliament voted for the candidacy of the current head, while his opponent Oleg Vernavin received five votes. Analysts included positive results from the region's economic presentation: at the Caucasus Investment Forum (CIF-2026), Sergey Manialo presented groundbreaking projects - the development of the hospitality industry, the wild grain transport and logistics center in Vladikavkaz and initiatives in the agro-industrial complex, including the Cossack farm and Alanya greenhouses. The social block celebrates the opening of Kindergarten No. 180 in Waldikabkes with 280 places as part of the national project "Demography", including for children with disabilities. An order on additional security measures, signed after a high-profile conflict with a shooting in the center of Vladikavkaz, caused a controversial response. The document limited the opening hours of restaurants and cafes, accepting orders for alcohol and obliged the establishments to equip them with surveillance and video warning systems. Some observers, citing the opinion of the business community, expressed concern about the economic consequences of the decree.

Heads of the North Caucasus Federal District in the national ranking of governors September-October 2026 The last two months did not bring any significant dynamics to the heads of the regions of the North Caucasus Federal District: Sergey Manailo and Rashid Tamerzov saw a slight decrease, while the heads of the other regions saw a slight increase. Group I 2nd place (3) - Ramzan Kadyrov (Chechen Republic) 25th place (24) - Sergey Menailo (North Ossetia) Group II 30th place (31) - Vladimir Vladimirov (Stravopol Territory) 50th place (49) - Rashid Tamerzov (KCR) Group III 65th place (66) - Kazbek Kokov (KBR) place 78 (80) - Mahmud-Ali Klimtov (Ingushetia) place 83 (83) - Fedor Shchukin (Dagestan) The main political event in the period under review for the head of North Ossetia, Sergei Manaylo, was his re-election for a second five-year term: on September 20, 61 deputies out of 70 deputies of the regional parliament voted for the candidacy of the current head, while his opponent Oleg Vernavin received five votes. Analysts included positive results from the region's economic presentation: at the Caucasus Investment Forum (CIF-2026), Sergey Manialo presented groundbreaking projects - the development of the hospitality industry, the wild grain transport and logistics center in Vladikavkaz and initiatives in the agro-industrial complex, including the Cossack farm and Alanya greenhouses. The social block celebrates the opening of Kindergarten No. 180 in Waldikabkes with 280 places as part of the national project "Demography", including for children with disabilities. An order on additional security measures, signed after a high-profile conflict with a shooting in the center of Vladikavkaz, caused a controversial response. The document limited the opening hours of restaurants and cafes, accepting orders for alcohol and obliged the establishments to equip them with surveillance and video warning systems. Some observers, citing the opinion of the business community, expressed concern about the economic consequences of the decree.