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Dagestani acting President Ramazan Abdulatipov said that the republic will have a new vice prime minister to work on cooperation with federal structures and realization of federal programs, RIA Novosti reports.Six vice prime ministers were working at the old government of Dagestan.
Dagestani ex-Minister of Finances Abdusamad Gamidov has been appointed as the Prime Minister of Dagestan at the 26th session of the local parliament today, RIA Novosti cites Speaker of Parliament Khizri Shikhsaidov.Gamidov was promoted by Dagestani acting President Ramazan Abdulatipov. He got 82 votes.Abdulatipov dissolved the government on Monday for inefficiency and appointed Vice Prime Minister Anatoly Karibov as the acting Prime Minister.
The head of the International Institute of Political Expertise, Yevgeny Minchenko, discussed today the unexpected resignation of the Dagestani government. The republic's cabinet has been recently dismissed by acting head of Dagestan Ramazan Abdulatipov.
Dagestan will have governmental reshuffles within 20 days after ministers and vice prime ministers report about their achievements in the first half of 2013, RIA Novosti cites presidential and governmental spokesman Magomedbek Ahmedov.Dagestani acting President Ramazan Abdulatipov dismissed the government and made Anatoly Karibov the acting Prime Minister on Monday.
Members of the Dagestani parliament will have an off-schedule session to elect a new prime minister on July 25, ITAR-TASS reportsDagestani acting President Ramazan Abdulatipov dismissed acting Prime Minister Anatoly Karibov on Monday.
Russian Minister for Transportation Maksim Sokolov will check the Makhachkala Airport and the naval trade port in Dagestan, Chernovik reports.Dagestani acting President Ramazan Abdulatipov will discuss transportation infrastructure with the minister. Sokolov will also observe the bridge over River Samur and have talks with Azerbaijani officials.
Today, Acting Head of Dagestan Ramazan Abdulatipov sacked the government of the republic.Such a decision, he explained, was taken because he was not satisfied with the work of the Cabinet. "The work of the government is inefficient. Orders of the head of the republic have not been executed, the work on priority investment projects has not been completed," Interfax quoted Ramazan Abdulatipov.
Today, the acting Head of Dagestan Ramazan Abdulatipov sacked the government of the republic.Such a decision, he explained, was taken because he was not satisfied with the work of the Cabinet. "The work of the government is inefficient. Orders of the head of the republic have not been executed, the work on priority investment projects has not been completed," Interfax quoted Ramazan Abdulatipov.
Dagestan has to return to dialogue, - this was discussed in Moscow in Independent Press Center, where the round table "Contours of the new policy in Dagestan: early successes and dangerous trends" was held. The experts discussed the changes in the last six months, and the strategy of Acting Head of the Republic Ramazan Abdulatipov appointed in January, as well as the existing conflicts and confrontations, especially of a religious nature.
The head of the International Crisis Group in Russia, the member of the HRC "Memorial" Yekaterina Sokiryanskaya, commented on the current situation in Dagestan. She described what, in her view, the achievements and failures are in the work of the authorities of Dagestan in 2013.
Dagestani acting President Ramazan Abdulatipov has attended the opening of a new center for heart surgery at the Makhachkala Medical Center named after R.P. Askerkhanov, Interfax reports.Three surgeries were carried out at the center yesterday.
Interview by Vestnik KavkazaThe head of the International Crisis Group in Russia, the member of the HRC "Memorial" Yekaterina Sokiryanskaya, commented on the current situation in Dagestan. She described what, in her view, the achievements and failures are in the work of the authorities of Dagestan in 2013.- After Ramazan Abdulatipov’s arrival, has a lot changed in the republic? Do you think for the best or for the worst? What are the most important changes?
and struggle against extremism have radically changed after Abdulatipov arrived
Yekaterina Sokiryanskaya, head of the office of the International Crisis Group of Russia and a member of the Memorial Council, attended a round-table conference in Moscow yesterday and took part in discussions of Dagestan and achievements of its acting President Ramazan Abdulatipov, appointed in January.
Constantine Kazenin, senior scientist of the Institute for Economic Policy named after Gaidar, Irina Gordiyenko, a journalist of Novaya Gazeta, Oleg Orlov, a member of the Memorial human rights center and head of the Goryachiye Tochki show, Yekaterina Sokiryanskaya, head of the International Crisis Group office of Russia, and Rasul Kurbanov, director of the Altair Foundation for Support of Humanitarian Initiatives and a senior scientist of the Institute for Oriental Studies of the RAS, are attending a round-table conference at the Independent Press Center in Moscow to discuss success and dangerous tendencies of Dagestan.
Interview by Vestnik KavkazaThe visiting session of the Presidential Council on Development of Civil Society and Human Rights took place in Grozny with the participation of the head of Chechnya, Ramzan Kadyrov. The head of Chechnya, vice-premiers of regional governments, representatives of non-profit organizations, and heads of local force structures discussed the situation over human rights in the North Caucasus for a whole day. Journalist Maxim Shevchenko told Vestnik Kavkaza about the session.
Khanzhan Kurbanov: “It is a serious attack on his popularity and image”
Heads of the North Caucasus republics on the situation in their regions
Muslims have started marking Ramadan which will last until August 8. The Russian Council of Muftis says that the point of Ramadan is to become closer to the God and be obedient, doing good deeds.
Russian president Vladimir Putin today unveiled a monument to Dagestani poet Rasul Gamzatov. The monument was erected on Yauzsky Boulevard in Moscow.
