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In the Orel region changed the leaders of a number of districts

Governor of Orel region Andrey Klychkov presented the new acting heads of six municipalities of the region

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In the Orel region changed the leaders of a number of districts

Governor of the Orel region Andrey Klychkov presented the new acting heads of six municipalities of the region. Personnel changes affected Krasnozorensky, Trosnyansky, Sverdlovsk, Znamensky, Uritsky districts, as well as Mtsensk.

Among the new leaders are Sergey Dyachkov, Tatiana Bazukina, Sergey Gostev, Yuri Chadaev, Natalia Artamonova and Denis Leonov. As noted in the government of the region, in the near future, local councils of deputies will vote to finally approve candidates for the posts of heads of municipalities.

From October 19, the Department of Industry and Trade will be headed by Sergey Antontsev. He previously headed the Department of Economic Development.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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