- Mikhail Mishustin was appointed as the Prime Minister of the country
- However, Mishustin does not like to be in the limelight
- Born in 1966, Mishustin is also a technocrat
Russian President Vladimir Putin has appointed Mikhail Mishustin as the Prime Minister of the country. Putin has sent his name to the lower house of parliament for approval. In accordance with Russian law, Mishustin, 58, submitted his cabinet resignation on Tuesday as Putin began his fifth term as president. Mishustin was the prime minister for the last four years.
Putin likes this
Political experts were already optimistic that Mishustin could be reinstated as prime minister. He believes that Putin likes Mishustin’s skills and avoiding the limelight. Mishustin, the former head of Russia’s tax service, avoided political statements during his previous tenure and did not give media interviews. Speaker of the Lower House of Parliament V. Volodin has announced that Putin has nominated Mishustin to the State Duma.
Mishustin is praised for this
Mishustin’s stature in Russian politics continues to rise. Born in 1966 in Moscow, Russia, Mishustin is also a technocrat. After 1998, he held several important positions in Russia’s tax department and in 2010, he was made the head of Russia’s Central Tax Service. He has been praised for his work to reform Russia’s tax system. Mishustin also holds a PhD in Economics. A late evening session will now be held on Friday and it will be considered. The lower house approves the nomination of the prime minister as part of the constitutional changes approved in the country in 2020.
