Arkady Dvorkovich

Arkady Dvorkovich is a young, promising and far-sighted Russian politician who from 2012 to 2018 was the “right hand” of Russian Prime Minister Dmitry Medvedev. Dvorkovich's professional "portrait" is characterized by features that allowed him to actively participate in the development of the country's economy for 15 years, oversee the fuel and energy complex and the entire real spectrum of the Russian economy, and head the commissions for monitoring Russian food markets and transport.

At the same time, he was considered one of the few government officials who have the ability to explain in a language understandable to foreigners what is really happening in Russia and initiate economic projects that are supported by the head of the Russian Federation, Vladimir Putin.

Dvorkovich Arkady Vladimirovich was born on March 26, 1972 in Moscow in the family of the famous chess grandmaster Vladimir Yakovlevich Dvorkovich and design engineer Galina Lvovna. He became the youngest child of his parents - the eldest son Mikhail was already brought up in the family, who is currently a successful entrepreneur. From childhood, the future Deputy Prime Minister of the Russian Federation showed interest in the exact sciences, since a chess player father taught his children from birth to think logically and think over their actions several steps ahead.

To develop analytical skills in their son, the parents sent Arkady to study at a specialized physics and mathematics school No. 444. After graduation, the future economist entered a prestigious university and became a student at Moscow State University. Lomonosov. While studying at the Faculty of "Economic Cybernetics" Dvorkovich felt an endless thirst for knowledge, so he found the strength to graduate from the Russian School of Economics in parallel with the university.

After graduation, Arkady Vladimirovich consolidated his knowledge at the American Duke University, where in 1997 he was awarded a master's degree in economics.

The political biography of Arkady Dvorkovich after graduation from the university is continuously connected with the economic development of Russia. After becoming a Chartered Economist, he began his working career at the Ministry of Finance, where he was recruited as a consultant to an economic expert group. In a short time, Arkady Vladimirovich managed to prove his high professional skills and take the post of General Director and Scientific Supervisor of the EEG. At that time, Dvorkovich was engaged in forecasting budget revenues, assisting the Department of Macroeconomic Policy of the Ministry of Finance, and also took an active part in negotiations with the IMF.

Already in 2000, the future Deputy Prime Minister of Russia moved to work at the Center for Economic Development, from where many officials of the country's Ministry of Economic Development later left. Literally six months later, Dvorkovich received the position of adviser to the then minister of the Ministry of Economic Development and Trade of the Russian Federation German Gref, and in 2001 he became his deputy.

At the Ministry of Economic Development and Trade, the visionary economist oversaw the department of finance and macroeconomic analysis, as well as the banking department in the investment policy department. Having shown his professionalism in his post, Arkady Vladimirovich in 2004 was appointed head of the expert department of the President of the Russian Federation, which ruled until 2008 inclusive.

After Dmitry Medvedev took the post of head of the Russian Federation in 2008, Dvorkovich was appointed his assistant, in the post of which his duties from the previous place of work essentially did not change. Along with his work in the government, since 2007, Arkady Vladimirovich was vice-president of the Russian Chess Federation, dealing with the development of children's chess in the country and the economic support of this process.

In 2009, he was forced to resign and leave the RCF, as the Russian president opposed the combination of state posts with posts in sports federations.

Also in 2008, Arkady Dvorkovich was entrusted with the post of the Russian Sherpa, in which he represented the Russian president in the international club G7. In 2009, the politician-economist was included in the working group for the development of the Skolkovo innovation center.

In 2012, after the victory of Vladimir Putin in the presidential elections and the appointment of Dmitry Medvedev as Prime Minister of Russia, Dvorkovich became Deputy Prime Minister of the Russian Federation and the “right hand” of the head of the Cabinet. This stage of Arkady Vladimirovich's career is associated with the economic crisis in the country and the introduction of economic sanctions from the West.

It is difficult to overestimate the achievements of Arkady Dvorkovich as Deputy Prime Minister of the Russian Federation. Together with the government team, he quickly finds a way to resist the "sanctions war" with the United States and its supporting countries, doing this with the benefit of the development of domestic production.

True, not all the proposals initiated by Dvorkovich find support in the government, but many projects of the politician-economist are approved by the main persons of the country. For his professional achievements, the politician has repeatedly received honorary state awards.

In June 2015, Arkady Dvorkovich was appointed to the post of Chairman of the Board of Directors of Russian Railways. In this position, the Deputy Prime Minister of the Russian Federation headed a group of highly professional managers, whose competence includes the development of long-term strategic objectives of one of the largest transport companies in the world and an audit of the railway monopoly.

The personal life of Arkady Dvorkovich is as successful as his career. In 2000, at the dawn of his political rise, the economist married a Lezginka Zumrud Rustamova, whom he met on the sidelines of the Russian government. At that time, Dvorkovich's wife held the post of Deputy Minister of Property Relations of the Russian Federation and, by the nature of her service, often intersected with Arkady Vladimirovich. In the marriage, Dvorkovich had three sons - Pavel, Vladimir and Denis, born in May 2015.

In addition to the politics and economics of Russia, Arkady Vladimirovich is fond of playing chess and takes an active part in the chess life of the country, continuing the work of his father, who died in 2005. He gives particular preference to the game "kriegspiel", which is considered the most "perverted" form of chess, since during the game the players do not see each other's pieces and moves.

In addition to chess, Arkady Dvorkovich devotes his free time to hockey, football and alpine skiing. He also pays attention to foreign languages, therefore he is fluent in English and German, which allows him to freely conduct a dialogue with Western colleagues.

Arkady Dvorkovich's income for 2014 amounted to 5 million 703 thousand rubles, and his wife Zumrud Rustamova - 49 million 809 thousand rubles. Also, the Dvorkovich family owns 3 land plots with a total area of ​​13.5 thousand square meters, a residential building, 3 apartments (2 of which are designed for sons) with a total area of ​​almost 300 square meters.

According to the declaration, both spouses have Lexus RX 330 and LX 570 cars, which are registered for Zumrud Rustamova.

On March 18, 2018, the presidential elections in Russia were held, in which Vladimir Putin won again. After taking office, Vladimir Putin offered the post of prime minister to Dmitry Medvedev. On May 18, the new composition of the Russian government was announced to journalists. Arkady Dvorkovich did not retain the post of Deputy Prime Minister.

Immediately after his resignation, Dvorkovich was elected co-chairman of the Skolkovo Foundation board.

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