Vladivostok turns a new page Vladivostok's new mayor, Kirill Hizhinsky, was introduced today at a weekly planning meeting. A young manager, before that he was the deputy chairman of the government through the Ministry of Agriculture, and also headed the municipal district of Chernigov. Khizinsky was introduced to the regional administration team by Konstantin Shastakov, the former mayor of Vladivostok and currently the acting governor of Primorye. He emphasized that there are areas that need to be kept under special control, but the area will provide support in key areas. "A large block of work is related to roads in the regional center, to continue the implementation of projects: Naftavtka, Rodnevsky bridge, asphalt of the Rusky Island, as well as public transport and modernization of heating networks. The regional government will support these areas of work," noted Konstantin Shestkov. A young manager, as regional experts emphasize, can become an opportunity for Vladivostok to look at the ongoing changes from a new angle and draw a new parallel that will make the city even more sustainable in terms of investments, social and political.

Vladivostok turns a new page Vladivostok's new mayor, Kirill Hizhinsky, was introduced today at a weekly planning meeting. A young manager, before that he was the deputy chairman of the government through the Ministry of Agriculture, and also headed the municipal district of Chernigov. Khizinsky was introduced to the regional administration team by Konstantin Shastakov, the former mayor of Vladivostok and currently the acting governor of Primorye. He emphasized that there are areas that need to be kept under special control, but the area will provide support in key areas. "A large block of work is related to roads in the regional center, to continue the implementation of projects: Naftavtka, Rodnevsky bridge, asphalt of the Rusky Island, as well as public transport and modernization of heating networks. The regional government will support these areas of work," noted Konstantin Shestkov. A young manager, as regional experts emphasize, can become an opportunity for Vladivostok to look at the ongoing changes from a new angle and draw a new parallel that will make the city even more sustainable in terms of investments, social and political.