Alexander Turchin
Alexander Turchin is the current head of the Minsk Regional Executive Committee, noted for his prior role as a first deputy prime minister. He has been recognized for his potential in attracting foreign investments to the Minsk region, although his reputation has been tarnished by sanctions imposed in 2020. Despite being viewed as a capable leader, his recent challenges, including controversies in local media, have complicated his prospects for higher political office, such as the position of prime minister.
Born on Jul 02, 1975 (50 years old)
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Belarus:
The Prime Minister of Belarus, Alexander Turchin, signed a decree on the socio-economic development plan for Belarus for 2026.
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Belarus:
The Prime Minister Alexander Turchin signed the resolution regarding the increase in the basic salary rate for budget sector employees.
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Belarus:
Alexander Turchin was addressed by Lukashenko regarding the replacement of marshrutkas with buses.
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Kazakhstan:
Alexander Turchin is involved in the discussion of trade and economic cooperation between Kazakhstan and Belarus during his official visit.
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Belarus:
Alexander Turchin is expected to meet with the President of Kazakhstan, Kassym-Jomart Tokayev.
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Belarus:
He signed a decision to prohibit Lithuanian trucks from leaving Belarus through Latvia and Poland.
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Belarus:
Prime Minister Alexander Turchin was working indoors on the construction of the surgical building at the Minsk regional clinical hospital.
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Belarus:
He announced the sociological research project 'People's Five-Year Plan' shortly after his appointment as Prime Minister.
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Belarus:
Alexander Turchin is the current Prime Minister of Belarus mentioned in the context of sanctions.
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Belarus:
Lukashenko praised Prime Minister Alexander Turchin for his comments on not offending Belarusians.
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