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Arkady Dvorkovich

Arkady Dvorkovich

Arkady Dvorkovich (Аркадий Владимирович Дворкович) was born on March 26, 1972, in Moscow. He is fluent in English and German. His father, Vladimir, was an international chess arbiter.

Education: Economics, Moscow State University (MGU), 1994. New Economic School, 1996. Duke University, 1997.

1994: Worked for the Economic Expert Group of the Finance Ministry, eventually becoming chairman

2001-2004: Deputy economic development and trade minister, responsible for macroeconomic policy. Helped develop 2010 development plan. Worked on medium-term programs and key projects, including tax reform. Personal adviser to Economic Development and Trade Minister German Gref (2000-2001).

2004-2008: Head of the Presidential Administration's Expert Department

2006: Member of the governing board of the Russian Football Union. Head of the football development program.

2007: First vice president of the Russian Chess Federation, later president

2008-2012: Economic aide to the president and the president's representative to the Group of Eight industrialized nations

2010-present: Member of the State Commission on Economic Growth and Integration

May 2012-present: Deputy prime minister in Prime Minister Dmitry Medvedev's cabinet

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Spinning Medvedev's Government

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Kremlin heavyweight Igor Sechin was put back in charge of Rosneft on Tuesday, a year after he had the reins of the oil giant yanked from his hands under orders from then-President Dmitry Medvedev.

New Cabinet Has Familiar Cast of Characters

President Vladimir Putin on Monday announced the makeup of the new Cabinet answering to Putin and Prime Minister Dmitry Medvedev, with three-fourths of the members having been replaced.

Foreign Investors Applaud Stability

Foreign investors praised the new Cabinet on Monday as a sign of economic stability, but said it reflects that Vladimir Putin is firmly in charge and no significant policy changes are in the offing.

Newsmaker: Novak a Surprise Choice for Top Energy Post

In a new Cabinet whose composition was widely leaked in advance, Alexander Novak's elevation to the crucial energy portfolio Monday came as one of the biggest surprises of the day.

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