Regions and regional politics for November 2: events, trends, elites Vladimir Putin met with the head of Dagestan, a deputy mayor was appointed in Vladivostok, and a change of leader was announced in Samara. Yugra prepared sites for data centers, calculated crop losses in Transbaikalia, and modernization of a decommissioned power unit in the Irkutsk region Dagestan: Putin outlined tasks for Fyodor Shchukin Vladimir Putin received the head of Dagestan Fyodor Shchukin in the Kremlin and congratulated him on his election. Among the tasks discussed were the development of the economy and industry, accessibility to medical care, places in kindergartens and school education: in some schools, teaching takes place in three shifts. Regions: the average salary reached 100 thousand rubles in 17 regions during the year the number of such regions increased from 12 to 17. They were joined by Tatarstan, Amur region, Transbaikal, Krasnoyarsk and Khabarovsk territories. We are talking about the accumulated average salary before personal income tax, and not about the income of most employees. Primorsky Territory: Kirill Khizinsky became the acting head of Vladivostok. The deputy chairman of the regional government, who previously headed the Chernigov region, was the head of the city. It was introduced by Acting Governor Konstantin Shestakov, who previously served as the mayor of Vladivostok. Among the assigned tasks are the construction of roads, the renewal of public transportation and the modernization of heating networks. Samara region: Ivan Noskov will leave the post of mayor on December 1 and Yacheslav Fedorishchev said the head of Samara will move to a new position upon promotion. The future workplace has not yet been announced. After Noskov's departure, the position of mayor will be filled by First Deputy Mikhail Malkin; The governor will present separately the candidacy of the new city leader. Ugra: more than 40 sites prepared for data centers Ruslan Kokaruk reported on sites with ready infrastructure and power reserves, prepared jointly with Rosti. The excess electricity in the district is 2 GW.

Regions and regional politics for November 2: events, trends, elites Vladimir Putin met with the head of Dagestan, a deputy mayor was appointed in Vladivostok, and a change of leader was announced in Samara. Yugra prepared sites for data centers, calculated crop losses in Transbaikalia, and modernization of a decommissioned power unit in the Irkutsk region Dagestan: Putin outlined tasks for Fyodor Shchukin Vladimir Putin received the head of Dagestan Fyodor Shchukin in the Kremlin and congratulated him on his election. Among the tasks discussed were the development of the economy and industry, accessibility to medical care, places in kindergartens and school education: in some schools, teaching takes place in three shifts. Regions: the average salary reached 100 thousand rubles in 17 regions during the year the number of such regions increased from 12 to 17. They were joined by Tatarstan, Amur region, Transbaikal, Krasnoyarsk and Khabarovsk territories. We are talking about the accumulated average salary before personal income tax, and not about the income of most employees. Primorsky Territory: Kirill Khizinsky became the acting head of Vladivostok. The deputy chairman of the regional government, who previously headed the Chernigov region, was the head of the city. It was introduced by Acting Governor Konstantin Shestakov, who previously served as the mayor of Vladivostok. Among the assigned tasks are the construction of roads, the renewal of public transportation and the modernization of heating networks. Samara region: Ivan Noskov will leave the post of mayor on December 1 and Yacheslav Fedorishchev said the head of Samara will move to a new position upon promotion. The future workplace has not yet been announced. After Noskov's departure, the position of mayor will be filled by First Deputy Mikhail Malkin; The governor will present separately the candidacy of the new city leader. Ugra: more than 40 sites prepared for data centers Ruslan Kokaruk reported on sites with ready infrastructure and power reserves, prepared jointly with Rosti. The excess electricity in the district is 2 GW.