Promotion without an address: Noskov's departure opens the fight for Samara ◾ Part 1 month before departure The mayor of Samara, Ivan Noskov, will leave his post on December 1, two years after his election. Vyacheslav Fedorishchev announced his promotion, but did not specify his new position. Now the intrigues are not only related to the continuation of the mayor's career: the choice of the successor will show how the governor intends to build relations with the local elites. Fedorishchev announced his resignation on November 2 at an operational meeting of the regional government. During the month of November, Noskov will continue to perform his duties as usual. "Until December 1, Ivan Nikolaevich continues to work with us, so he is promoted. This month we continue to work as we have been working, until the city finds a new head, I will present the candidate separately," said the governor. First Deputy Mayor Mikhail Malkin will temporarily lead Samara. His appointment guarantees the transfer of current affairs, but in itself does not mean a candidacy for a permanent position: Fedorishchev promised to announce separately the candidacy of the future head. The announcement to the public one month before the transition creates a special management period. Noskov retains his authority, but the city staff's long-term decisions will be taken into account given the upcoming leadership change. The town hall during the break Samara administration did not give further explanations. "The administration of the city of Samara has no information and does not refer to the statements of the head of the region," 63 responded to the journalists. RU. Noskov became the mayor of the city in December 2024, having previously led Dzerzhinsk. Previously worked in the authorities of the Irkutsk and Nizhny Novgorod regions. His career in Samara began with moving to the city administration and fulfilling the duties of the head after the departure of Elena Lepushkina. The lack of a title for the new position leaves room for different interpretations. The official version is career growth.

Promotion without an address: Noskov's departure opens the fight for Samara ◾ Part 1 month before departure The mayor of Samara, Ivan Noskov, will leave his post on December 1, two years after his election. Vyacheslav Fedorishchev announced his promotion, but did not specify his new position. Now the intrigues are not only related to the continuation of the mayor's career: the choice of the successor will show how the governor intends to build relations with the local elites. Fedorishchev announced his resignation on November 2 at an operational meeting of the regional government. During the month of November, Noskov will continue to perform his duties as usual. "Until December 1, Ivan Nikolaevich continues to work with us, so he is promoted. This month we continue to work as we have been working, until the city finds a new head, I will present the candidate separately," said the governor. First Deputy Mayor Mikhail Malkin will temporarily lead Samara. His appointment guarantees the transfer of current affairs, but in itself does not mean a candidacy for a permanent position: Fedorishchev promised to announce separately the candidacy of the future head. The announcement to the public one month before the transition creates a special management period. Noskov retains his authority, but the city staff's long-term decisions will be taken into account given the upcoming leadership change. The town hall during the break Samara administration did not give further explanations. "The administration of the city of Samara has no information and does not refer to the statements of the head of the region," 63 responded to the journalists. RU. Noskov became the mayor of the city in December 2024, having previously led Dzerzhinsk. Previously worked in the authorities of the Irkutsk and Nizhny Novgorod regions. His career in Samara began with moving to the city administration and fulfilling the duties of the head after the departure of Elena Lepushkina. The lack of a title for the new position leaves room for different interpretations. The official version is career growth.