Sergey Naryshkin

The biography of a Russian official, politician, ex-speaker of the State Duma of the Russian Federation, and now the head of the Russian foreign intelligence department, Sergei Naryshkin, is a vivid example of successful career development: progressive, moderately rapid and, in the opinion of colleagues and experts, exemplary.

Naryshkin, who went through the KGB school, like all the natives of the department, is extremely restrained and laconic. In emergency situations, he demonstrates enviable self-control. He is correct, does not like publicity and knows how to work in a team "coupling". The highest professionalism of Sergei Evgenievich is an undeniable given.

The future chief of foreign intelligence was born in October 1954 in the city of Vsevolzhsk, Leningrad Region. About the parents - Zoya Nikolaevna and Yevgeny Mikhailovich Naryshkin - there is little information. The curriculum vitae says that they were employees, but does not specify in what area.

Rumors that Sergei Naryshkin is a descendant of an old noble family that owned the Russian queen and the mother of Peter the Great are just rumors. But Sergei Evgenievich has a certain aristocracy, creativity and love for art. In 1972, the young man left the walls of a school specializing in educating students of artistic and aesthetic taste. The graduate was given a certificate with honors.

After receiving the certificate of maturity, Sergei Naryshkin remained in his hometown and became a student at the BSTU Voenmekh named after D.F. Ustinov (formerly the Military Mechanical Institute). At the university, the young man was in good standing: Naryshkin's leadership qualities are the reason for his election as secretary of the Komsomol committee. He is trusted to lead the construction team. One can judge the success of Sergei Naryshkin in his younger years by the impressive collection of letters.

In 1978 Sergey Naryshkin became a certified specialist. A further four-year "gap" in the biography of Sergei Evgenievich is characteristic of everyone who linked their lives with the services responsible for the country's security. According to unofficial data, the future head of foreign intelligence graduated from the 101st school of the First Main Directorate of the KGB of the USSR, where Vladimir Putin and Sergei Ivanov served. Rumor has it that the acquaintance with the future president of the country took place within the walls of this educational institution.

Naryshkin's knowledge of two foreign languages ​​- English and French - came in handy: School 101 of PSU specialized in the training of operational workers who speak languages. For obvious reasons, there is no information about the years of study (service) at school.

In 1882, Sergei Naryshkin got a job at the Leningrad Polytechnic University, taking the position of assistant rector for international relations.

Informed sources claim that the vice-rector's position for educational work or international relations is usually held by young service workers. In this position, novice scouts are trained before being sent abroad.

According to other sources, employees of the foreign intelligence service thus receive an official "cover" for the duration of their studies at the intelligence school, and the necessary line appears in their track record and in the work book.

In 1988, Sergei Naryshkin's career changed - he moved to the State Committee for Science and Technology and became an expert. According to some information, this is another "cover" for intelligence officers in the Soviet Union. As proof: in the same year, the 34-year-old official was sent to Brussels, where he worked as an adviser to the apparatus of the economic advisor of the Soviet embassy.

Rumor has it that young intelligence officers who were in good standing in their home department received business trips to work in Western Europe, especially in Brussels, where the headquarters of the North Atlantic Alliance is located.

After 4 years, Sergei Naryshkin returned to the city on the Neva, where he took a leading position in the mayor's office: he was entrusted with managing the department of the committee for economic development. Soon Naryshkin headed the committee. During these years, Sergei Evgenievich could intersect on work issues with Vladimir Putin, who worked in the mayor's office of St. Petersburg.

Since 1995, Sergei Naryshkin has been trying his hand at the banking sector: he agreed to the proposal of the owner of Promstroybank (today VTB) Vladimir Kogan and headed the investment sector of the banking institution.

After 2 years, Naryshkin returned to civil service and became deputy head of the economic and investment committee of the regional government. A year later, the official became the head of the foreign economic committee.

An achievement in this area of ​​service is attracting investment inflows to the northern capital. With the participation of Sergei Naryshkin, three major market players entered the region: the tobacco company Philip Morris with an investment portfolio of $ 300 million, the automobile manufacturer Ford with $ 150 million in investments, and a representative of Caterpillar with $ 50 million in investments.

Sergei Naryshkin combined his work with his studies: in the late 1990s he received knowledge in economics at the Institute of Management in St. Petersburg.

In 2004, Sergei Evgenievich was invited to Moscow. For a few weeks he held the chair of the deputy chief of the presidential administration for economics, and after the department was disbanded he moved to the White House, taking the chair of the deputy head of the government apparatus, Dmitry Kozak. In the fall of 2004, Kozak took over as Plenipotentiary Representative of the Southern Federal District, and Sergei Naryshkin replaced him.

The Petersburg resident showed himself to be a talented apparatchik: a non-public official was able to quickly return key functions, including the development of economic and budget strategies, to a department weakened and divided by the administrative reform.

Sergei Naryshkin, who has experience of working in law enforcement agencies, managed to stay away from inter-clan conflicts, acting in the team of the Prime Minister of the Russian Federation Mikhail Fradkov. Colleagues of Sergei Evgenievich and old-timers of the White House claim that under him the government apparatus worked surprisingly calmly and harmoniously.

After President Vladimir Putin dismissed Mikhail Fradkov in 2007, Naryshkin becomes deputy head of the government, Viktor Zubkov, while retaining the post of chief of staff.

The following year, Putin handed over the reins of government to newly elected President Dmitry Medvedev. Sergei Naryshkin headed the Presidential Administration and worked in this position from May 2008 to December 2011. As the journalist "Financial Times" Charles Clover suggested, Vladimir Putin appointed Naryshkin to "look after Medvedev."

During his service in the Presidential Administration, Sergei Naryshkin headed several commissions under the head of state. The commissions and boards of trustees were tasked to prevent the distortion of the history of the state, to form a positive image of the country in the international arena. The latter, in the light of the resonant Ossetian-Abkhaz events, was of particular importance.

At the beginning of December 2011, Sergei Naryshkin passed to the State Duma of the sixth convocation. On December 15, he was given a mandate, and on the 21st, he was elected speaker. In the lower house, he replaced Boris Gryzlov in the chair. In the spring of 2012, Sergei Evgenievich was appointed to lead the Union State organization, and in the summer, with his signature, the speaker approved the appearance of the Council for Culture in the Duma.

In 2015, an information wave arose around the main parliamentarian due to the refusal of Naryshkin and the delegation headed by him to participate in the session of the OSCE Parliamentary Assembly in Helsinki. Sergei Evgenievich, along with five delegates, was included in the EU sanctions list, they were banned from entering Finland. Naryshkin was supposed to lead the delegation from the Russian Federation.

Sergei Naryshkin and Tatiana Yakubchik met in their student years - both studied at Voenmekh. They got married in the mid-1970s. In 1978, the couple had their first child, Andrei, and 10 years later, a daughter, Veronica, appeared.

Before moving to the capital, Naryshkina's wife taught at the university department of Voenmeha, and since 2004 has not worked.

The son gave his parents two granddaughters - Anna and Natalia. Andrey Naryshkin works as deputy general director of the Energoproekt joint-stock company, and her daughter Veronika, after graduating from the Academy of National Economy, concentrated on sports and got a job at the All-Russian Swimming Federation. Naryshkina has the title of Master of Sports.

All members of the vice-speaker's family have a respectful attitude to sports. Sergey Evgenievich in his free time visits the pool and goes downhill skiing. He heads the supervisory board of the Swimming Federation, where his daughter works, and was also elected chairman of the board of trustees of the hockey league.

Sergei Naryshkin admits that he loves to relax with family and in nature, far from the bustle of the capital. Special attention goes to the granddaughters Natasha and Anya.

It is known about Naryshkin's deep knowledge in the field of Russian history and culture. Since his student years, he has tried not to miss loud theatrical premieres, he loves jazz and bard songs. Today, whenever possible, he follows the release of sensational performances in the capital's theaters.

In the fall of 2016, the head of state invited Sergei Naryshkin to head the Foreign Intelligence Service. He agreed and took the place of the retired 66-year-old Fradkov.

At the end of 2016, talks began allegedly about the president's desire to recreate the Ministry of State Security, to unite under its roof those special services that had previously functioned in the disbanded KGB. In light of such events, Sergei Naryshkin may turn out to be the last head of the SVR.

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