Mishustin Assigns New Responsibilities to Vice-Premiers Manturov and Siluanov
On October 30, 2026, Russian Prime Minister Mikhail Mishustin restructured the responsibilities of vice-premiers, assigning Denis Manturov to coordinate new national projects and retaining Anton Siluanov's role as finance minister. The announcement was made via the Russian government's press service, with details reported by Izvestia. The move is part of broader administrative reforms.
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Kommersant and RBC reported the approval of the distribution of responsibilities among vice-premiers without specific details.
Mishustin approved the distribution of responsibilities among vice premiers.
The head of Russia's government Mikhail Mishustin approved the distribution of responsibilities among vice-premiers.
Izvestia provided specific details about the new responsibilities of the vice-premiers.
Denis Manturov will be responsible for coordinating work on new national projects, and Anton Siluanov will continue to be responsible for the financial block.
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The exact time of the announcement varied slightly between sources.
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The head of the Russian government, Mikhail Mishustin, approved a new distribution of responsibilities among his deputies. This was reported on October 30th on the website of the Russian government. "The first vice-premier, Denis Manturov, will be responsible for coordinating work on new national projects, in addition to the previously established areas. The vice-premier — Minister of Finance Anton Siluanov will continue to be responsible for the financial block in his new position," the statement from the ministry said.
Mishustin approved the distribution of responsibilities among vice premiers Kommersant
The head of Russia's government Mikhail Mishustin approved the distribution of responsibilities among vice-premiers, reports the press service of the cabinet.