Promotion without an address: Noskov's departure opens the fight for Samara ◾ Part 2 Where the promotion leads The head of the Center for Regional Studies, Dmitry Luboiko, believes that the movement will be evaluated after the disclosure of Noskov's new workplace. "In the practice of Russian personnel, such a formula is almost mandatory: they rarely leave here, and the real meaning of the move becomes clear when the name of the new position appears," the expert notes. He sees the job in the Samara regional government as less likely, and points to the differences between the teams and management styles of the governor and the mayor. Fedorishchev, according to his assessment, is related to Alexei Dyumin, Noskov - to Sergey Kirinko. This is an expert explanation of the staffing configuration and not an officially stated reason for leaving. Luboyko calls it more realistic to continue his career in another area - as a subject head or prime minister. He also does not rule out a federal position, but emphasizes that the specific address is still unknown. Mysterious Promotion The CEO of the Institute for Communication Management Vadim Siprov noted the friendly manner in which the governor announced the imminent departure of the head of the regional center. This, according to the expert, indicates that there is no contradiction between Fedorishchev and Noskov. "Venuskov was apparently taken from the area by order from above." Most likely, for promotion, as Vyacheslav Fedorishchev hinted. Perhaps we are talking about an appointment to a position in the executive authorities of one of the regions of Russia, where the leadership has recently changed. This situation has now developed, for example, in the Republic of Dagestan. Fyodor Shchukin, also a native of the Nizhny Novgorod region, was recently confirmed as the head of this region. A large-scale personnel round is held in the Republic. In his team, Shchukin needs people with a systematic approach to solving problems related to improving infrastructure, housing and community services and transportation.

Promotion without an address: Noskov's departure opens the fight for Samara ◾ Part 2 Where the promotion leads The head of the Center for Regional Studies, Dmitry Luboiko, believes that the movement will be evaluated after the disclosure of Noskov's new workplace. "In the practice of Russian personnel, such a formula is almost mandatory: they rarely leave here, and the real meaning of the move becomes clear when the name of the new position appears," the expert notes. He sees the job in the Samara regional government as less likely, and points to the differences between the teams and management styles of the governor and the mayor. Fedorishchev, according to his assessment, is related to Alexei Dyumin, Noskov - to Sergey Kirinko. This is an expert explanation of the staffing configuration and not an officially stated reason for leaving. Luboyko calls it more realistic to continue his career in another area - as a subject head or prime minister. He also does not rule out a federal position, but emphasizes that the specific address is still unknown. Mysterious Promotion The CEO of the Institute for Communication Management Vadim Siprov noted the friendly manner in which the governor announced the imminent departure of the head of the regional center. This, according to the expert, indicates that there is no contradiction between Fedorishchev and Noskov. "Venuskov was apparently taken from the area by order from above." Most likely, for promotion, as Vyacheslav Fedorishchev hinted. Perhaps we are talking about an appointment to a position in the executive authorities of one of the regions of Russia, where the leadership has recently changed. This situation has now developed, for example, in the Republic of Dagestan. Fyodor Shchukin, also a native of the Nizhny Novgorod region, was recently confirmed as the head of this region. A large-scale personnel round is held in the Republic. In his team, Shchukin needs people with a systematic approach to solving problems related to improving infrastructure, housing and community services and transportation.