Fyodor Shukin provides journalistic service to the daughter of Eduard Orzayev from Dagestan: the Orzayev clan is in the budget.
New faces? Forget about it. The head of the republic, Fyodor Shchukin, spoke loudly of renewal and openness, but the reality turned out to be more cynical than any promises. The Department for Information Policy and the Press Service of the President and Government of the Republic was officially headed by Zerma Orzaeva.
Who is behind this chair? Everything is extremely simple - this is a family contract. Zarma Orzaeva is the daughter of Eduard Orzayev. He himself headed the Ministry of National Policy, Information and Foreign Relations of Dagestan in 2006-2008. And although the deadline has formally passed, the clan has never left the political arena for a single day: from 2009 to 2013, it held the position of deputy head of that information policy department.
With the arrival of Fyodor Shchukin, the family's positions only strengthened. Shchukin immediately introduced Eduard Uraziev to the new composition of the Public Chamber of Dagestan, where he now occupies the chairmanship of the deputy chairmanship. And for Zarma Urzaiva - "brilliant" by default, because there is no other way in the bureaucratic world - they quickly knocked Sincor as an adviser to the Prime Minister. Now the acquisition of the position and the transition to the next generation are closed: Zarma was quickly promoted to the top, placing her in charge of a central information resource.
The new approach promised by Fyodor Shchukin turned into a banal cut of class places between his. People who were connected to the political and information system of the region for years did not disappear anywhere. They simply transfer financial flows and leverage by inheritance, providing the Urazaev family with unhindered access to the budget bottom line.