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Minister of Economic Development of the Russian Federation since May 2012. Previously - Director of the Department of Economics and Finance of the Government of the Russian Federation (2008-2012); Deputy Minister of Economic Development and Trade, Deputy Minister of Economic Development (2006-2008); General Director of the Center for Macroeconomic Analysis and Short-Term Forecasting (2000-2006). Honored Economist Russian Federation(2007), doctor economic sciences (2006).

Andrei Removich Belousov was born on March 17, 1959 in Moscow in the family of the famous Soviet economist Rem Belousov, , , , .

In 1981, Andrei Belousov graduated with honors from the Faculty of Economics of Moscow State University, and began working as a research intern in the laboratory of modeling human-machine systems of the Central Institute of Economics and Mathematics of the USSR Academy of Sciences, where he later became a junior researcher.

In 1986, Belousov took the position of junior researcher in the laboratory of the Institute of Economics and Forecasting scientific and technological progress USSR Academy of Sciences (later - Institute of National Economic Forecasting of the Russian Academy of Sciences). In 1988, he defended his PhD thesis in economics on the topic “Simulation modeling of the mechanisms of formation and use working capital(multidisciplinary approach)". Subsequently, he held the positions of researcher and senior researcher, and in 1991 he headed the laboratory and remained its head until 2006.

It was noted that in 1998-1999 Belousov acted as a consultant to managers Russian government Evgeniy Primakov and Sergei Stepashin, . In 2000, Belousov headed the Center for Macroeconomic Analysis and Short-Term Forecasting (TsMAKP), created in 1997 on the basis of the Laboratory of Macroeconomic Analysis and Short-Term Forecasting of the Russian Academy of Sciences; later appeared in the media as the general director of TsMAKP, , , , . In this capacity, the economist continued to collaborate with the Russian government and acted as a freelance adviser to subsequent prime ministers - Mikhail Kasyanov (2000-2004) and Mikhail Fradkov (2004-2007). In addition, he gained fame as a "predictor of three systemic crises" awaiting the country in the next 15 years, publishing a report in 2003 " The economic growth: content, factors, sources. World experience and agenda for Russia." According to the forecasts made then, the country was supposed to experience social (2007-2008) and economic (2011-2012) crises, as well as a crisis of the public administration system (2015-2017).

In 2006, Belousov defended his doctoral dissertation “Contradictions and prospects for the development of the reproduction system Russian economy" , , .

On February 8, 2006, Belousov was appointed Deputy Minister of Economic Development and Trade of the Russian Federation, German Gref. The media reported that Gref himself invited the economist to become his deputy. At the Ministry of Economic Development, Belousov was entrusted with overseeing the macroeconomic block: in particular, he was responsible for the implementation of federal targeted programs, was studying investment climate and the activities of Vnesheconombank, in addition, under his leadership, the strategy for the socio-economic development of Russia until 2020 ("Strategy 2020") and the bill "On Trade" were developed.

Gref spoke of Belousov as the best macroeconomist in the country. Meanwhile, the press drew attention to the fact that the “similarities in views on the economy” between the minister and his deputy were “much less than the differences,” since Belousova, unlike his boss, was a supporter of the active presence of the state in the economy. . Subsequently, the Kommersant newspaper called the economist one of the main lobbyists for active government investment. In addition, differences in the views of Belousov and Finance Minister Alexei Kudrin were mentioned: not approving financial policy Ministry of Finance, Belousov advocated the active injection of money from the Stabilization Fund into the country's economy.

On September 24, 2007, Elvira Nabiullina replaced German Gref as Minister of Economic Development and Trade. Belousov retained his post and in December of the same year, by decree of President Vladimir Putin, he was included in the supervisory board of the state corporation Rosatom.

After the presidential elections in March 2008, which were won by Russia's First Deputy Prime Minister Dmitry Medvedev, Vladimir Putin was confirmed as Prime Minister. In the new cabinet, Nabiullina became the head of the Ministry of Economic Development, and on June 28, 2008, Putin appointed Belousov as her deputy. Less than a month later - on July 17 of the same year - the official headed the Department of Economics and Finance of the Russian Government. As Kommersant reported during this period, citing sources in the White House, “Belousov was “called” into the apparatus to strengthen the “analytical and summary functions” of the government - in fact, we are talking about the creation of a second Ministry of Economy.”

In December 2008, Belousov joined the anti-crisis commission created by Prime Minister Putin to improve the sustainability of economic development. This structure, headed by the first deputy chairman of the Cabinet of Ministers Igor Shuvalov, was supposed to coordinate government actions to overcome the consequences of the global financial crisis , .

In June 2009, Belousov was elected as a member of the Supervisory Board of Sberbank of Russia. On December 31 of the same year, by order of Russian President Dmitry Medvedev, the official was included in the working group to create a project for a territorially isolated complex for the development of research and development and the commercialization of their results - an "innocity", . Skolkovo, located near Moscow, was subsequently chosen as the location for the project. The board of trustees of the Skolkovo innovation center was headed by President Medvedev in June 2010. In August 2011, Prime Minister Putin signed a decree establishing the Agency for Strategic Initiatives (ASI), a non-profit organization to promote innovative business projects. Belousov joined the ASI supervisory board, which was headed by Putin himself. In addition, Belousov began to oversee the “National Entrepreneurial Initiative” project created within the Agency, designed to improve the investment climate in the country. Subsequently, the media noted that the official thus took part in two modernization projects, the first of which was dubbed “Medvedev’s” in the press, and the second “Putin’s”.

In March 2012, presidential elections were held in Russia, which Putin won. In May of the same year, Medvedev was appointed chairman of the government. In the same month, Belousov took the post of Minister of Economic Development in the government of Medvedev, , , , . It was noted that the figure of Belousov, a long-time opponent of Kudrin, is in the economic bloc of the government a kind of counterweight to Finance Minister Anton Siluanov, who was called a follower of Kudrin, who was fired from the post of head of the Ministry of Finance after refusing to work in the government of Dmitry Medvedev. Commenting on his appointment, Belousov identified four main blocks of tasks for the ministry: improvement business climate, development of public functions of the Ministry of Economic Development, optimization of state property management and creation of a mechanism for implementing priorities economic policy states. In addition, the new head of the department predicted a quick rapprochement between his department and the Ministry of Finance, with which the Ministry of Economic Development previously had many disagreements.

On June 4, 2012, it became known that Belousov joined the supervisory board of VEB. On July 25, 2012, Belousov joined the National Banking Council (NBC). At the same time, in September of the same year, Belousov left the supervisory board of Rosatom.

Belousov is a corresponding member of the Russian Academy of Natural Sciences (RANS), is on the academic council of the Institute of Economic Forecasting of the Russian Academy of Sciences (RAN), , , and is on the editorial board of the journal "Problems of Forecasting".

In 2007, Belousov was awarded the honorary title of Honored Economist of the Russian Federation. In 2009 he was awarded the Order of Honor.

Belousov has a younger brother, Dmitry - in 2012 he was mentioned in the media as an employee of the Center for Macroeconomic Analysis and Short-Term Forecasting.

Used materials

Rogozin headed the supervisory board of Rosatom. - BFM.ru, 04.09.2012

The head of the Ministry of Economic Development joined the National Banking Council. - Kommersant-Online, 25.07.2012

Belousov Andrey Removich. - Neftegaz.ru, 20.06.2012

The head of the MER Belousov, Shuvalov, Dvorkovich and Khloponin joined the VEB Supervisory Board. - Gazeta.Ru, 04.06.2012

Emmanuel Greenspan. A deceptive update from the Russian government. - La Tribune (translated by InoSMI.Ru), 24.05.2012

Prime Minister. - Moscow news, 22.05.2012

Ekaterina Shokhina. Money in growth. - Expert, 22.05.2012

Andrey Belousov has been appointed Minister of Economic Development of the Russian Federation. - Russian newspaper , 21.05.2012

Biography of Andrey Belousov. - RIA News, 21.05.2012

Andrey Belousov. - Kommersant-Online, 21.05.2012

Vera Sitnina. Andrey Belousov at the head of the Ministry of Economy: a market leader from the State Planning Committee. - Slon, 21.05.2012

Evgeniy Arsyukhin. His brother Dmitry talks about the new Minister of Economy Andrei Belousov: “Gref always surrounded himself with strong figures.” - TVNZ, 21.05.2012

Margarita Lyutova, Sergey Smirnov, Dmitry Dmitrienko. The composition and structure of the new Russian government has been announced. - Vedomosti, 21.05.2012

Ekaterina Shokhina, Anastasia Yakoreva. "Very strong team." - Expert Online, 21.05.2012

New ministers in the Russian government: Andrey Belousov. - BBC Russia, 21.05.2012

Olga Samofalova, Polina Spelova, Irina Kostyukova. Steering wheels of the economy. - Sight, 21.05.2012

New head of the Ministry of Economic Development: My friend with 30 years of experience in the ministry will remain. - RBC, 21.05.2012

The State Duma supported the appointment of Medvedev as Prime Minister of Russia. - RIA News, 08.05.2012

Putin appointed Medvedev as Prime Minister of Russia. - RIA News, 08.05.2012

The Central Election Commission announced the final results of the presidential elections in the Russian Federation. - RIA News, 07.03.2012

Kudrin said that he would refuse to work in Medvedev's government. - RIA News, 25.09.2011

Belousov Andrey Removich

Belousov Andrey Removich- Assistant to the President of Russia, previously served as Minister of Economic Development of the Russian Federation. Doctor of Economic Sciences, Corresponding Member of the Russian Academy of Natural Sciences. Member of the scientific and dissertation councils of the Institute of National Economic Forecasting of the Russian Academy of Sciences (INP RAS). Member of the scientific and editorial council of the journal “Problems of Forecasting”. Member of the editorial board of Foresight magazine.

Biography

Belousov Andrey Removich, born March 17, 1959, native of Moscow.

Relatives. Brother: Belousov Dmitry Removich, born on June 16, 1972, leading expert at the Center for Macroeconomic Analysis and Short-Term Forecasting. At the same time, he teaches at the Higher School of Economics (Moscow). Regularly appears as an expert in print and electronic media. Has an academic degree of Doctor of Economic Sciences.

Wife: Belousova Larisa Vladimirovna, born 10/03/1961, freelance journalist. Previously, she worked at the representative office of Alrosa.

Son: Belousov Pavel Andreevich, born on May 24, 1994. Currently, Pavel Andreevich Belousov is a second-year student at the Faculty of Mechanical Engineering Technology of Moscow State Technical University. N.E. Bauman.

Awards. 1997 - Medal “In memory of the 850th anniversary of Moscow”; 2005 - Gratitude of the President of the Russian Federation (For services in ensuring the activities of the State Council of the Russian Federation); 2007 - Honored Economist of the Russian Federation; 2009 - Order of Honor; 2012 - Medal “100 Years of the Air Force.”

State. Anti-corruption declaration 2014 Income RUB 8,369,724.00 Spouse: RUB 1,853,201.00 Real estate Apartment, 37.8 sq. m (in use) Spouse: Apartment, 81.8 sq. m Vehicles Spouse: Passenger car, Kia Cerato.

Hobbies. Hobby - history of painting. In addition, he is involved in athletic fitness.

Education

After graduating from the Second School of Physics and Mathematics, he entered the Faculty of Economics of Moscow State University named after M.V. Lomonosov, from which he graduated with honors in 1981. During his studies, he began to collaborate with a group of economists under the leadership of Alexander Anchishkin, who in 1977-1981 was the head of one of the departments of the Faculty of Economics. After receiving a diploma higher education Andrey Belousov continued his postgraduate studies at the Central Economics and Mathematics Institute of the USSR Academy of Sciences (CEMI).

Labor activity

• After receiving a diploma of higher education, Andrei Belousov continued his graduate studies at the Central Economics and Mathematics Institute of the USSR Academy of Sciences (CEMI). At the same time, he began his scientific research there. labor activity, first as a research intern, then as a junior researcher in the laboratory of modeling human-machine systems at TsEMI, headed by E. B. Ershov. The position of Deputy Director of CEMI was held by Yuri Yaremenko (who became an academician of the Russian Academy of Sciences in 1994). According to some sources, it was in interaction with them that the scientific position of Andrei Belousov was formed. By the way, it is possible that at CEMI A.R. Belousov met Alexander Shokhin, who held the position of head of the laboratory at the institute in 1982-86.

• In February 1986, on the basis of several scientific departments of CEMI, the Institute of Economics and Forecasting of Scientific and Technological Progress (IEPNTP) of the USSR Academy of Sciences was formed. The main activity of the institute is economic forecasting. Andrey Belousov went to work at IEPNTP, where he successively held the positions of junior researcher, researcher and senior researcher. His research priorities focused on forecasting macroeconomic trends, as well as inflation and structural crisis in Soviet-style economies.

• In 1988, Andrei Belousov defended his Ph.D. thesis “Simulation modeling of mechanisms for the formation and use of working capital (multi-sectoral approach).”

• Three years later, in 1991, he was appointed head of the laboratory at IEPNTP, replacing E.B. Ershov. A. R. Belousov held this position until 2006, combining it with work in other organizations, and only vacated it by moving to public service. At the same time, with government agencies started collaborating in 1999. He was a member of the board of the Ministry of Economy and a consultant to a number of prime ministers: Evgenia Primakova, Sergei Stepashin, Mikhail Kasyanov And Mikhail Fradkov(worked with Kasyanov and Fradkov in the status of a freelance adviser).

• In November 1991, an analytical group of the Foreign Policy Association was formed, which is also sometimes called the “Group of Immortals” (after the name of its founder, ex-Minister of Foreign Affairs of the USSR Alexander Bessmertnykh). The format of its work is the organization of regular thematic discussions. Subsequently, the transcripts are transcribed and become the subject of deeper study, and in some cases used as the basis for scientific works. Andrey Belousov joined the Immortal group in the early 1990s and took part in the development of a number of topics.

• In 2000, Andrei Belousov founded and headed the Center for Macroeconomic Analysis and Short-Term Forecasting (CMAP), on the basis of which in 2005 he published the report “Long-term trends in the Russian economy: scenarios for economic development of Russia until 2020.” In his report, A. R. Belousov predicted economic crisis 2008, in addition pointed to possible recession economy in 2011-2012 and system failure government controlled in 2015-2017.

• In 2006, Andrei Belousov began a new chapter in his biography: he switched to public service. At the invitation of the Minister of Economic Development of the Russian Federation German Gref took the position of his deputy. At the same time, he resigned from all other positions (successor in the position general director TsMAKP became Elena Arkadyevna Abramova). In the same year, Andrei Belousov received a Doctor of Economics degree, having defended his doctoral dissertation “Contradictions and prospects for the development of the system of reproduction of the Russian economy” (specialty “08.00.05 - economics and management of the national economy”). At the Ministry, Andrei Belousov oversaw the macroeconomic block, including issues of improving the investment climate, the implementation of federal target programs, investment activity Vnesheconombank. Under his leadership, the Concept of Long-Term Social and Economic Development (CDR-2020) and the bill “On Trade” (adopted on December 28, 2009) were developed.

• In 2007, when German Gref left the Russian Ministry of Economic Development, she was appointed minister Elvira Nabiullina, who previously held the position of Deputy Minister. Belousov retained his post, and then, in 2008, was promoted to the Government of the Russian Federation: Prime Minister Vladimir Putin appointed him director of the department of economics and finance of the Government of the Russian Federation]. Shortly before this, in the summer of 2007, Andrei Belousov received the title of Honored Economist of the Russian Federation. Thus, the First Deputy Chairman of the Government of the Russian Federation was responsible for the formation of the economic agenda of the Russian Government in 2008-2012 Igor Shuvalov, Andrey Belousov and Elvira Nabiullina. In the Government of the Russian Federation, A. R. Belousov was responsible for issues related to budget formation, public investment, and improving the investment climate. Under him, the Agency for Strategic Initiatives was created and the so-called “National Entrepreneurial Initiative” was launched on its basis, aimed at improving the conditions for the implementation of entrepreneurial activity in Russia.

• In 2012, the next presidential elections of the Russian Federation took place, which were won by Vladimir Putin. In May, the State Duma, on the proposal of the president, approved Dmitry Medvedev for the post of Chairman of the Government of the Russian Federation. Some time later it was made public and new office ministers: Andrey Belousov was appointed to the post of Minister of Economic Development of the Russian Federation. At the same time, according to media reports, A. R. Belousov was also considered for the post of Assistant to the President of the Russian Federation for economic issues, but at some point a decision was made to appoint Elvira Nabiullina to this post].

• On June 24, 2013, he was appointed to the post of Assistant to the President of the Russian Federation (for economic issues), replacing Elvira Nabiullina, who left for the post of head of the Central Bank of the Russian Federation.

Connections/Partners

In 1986, Belousov was invited to the newly opened Institute of Economics and Forecasting of Scientific and Technological Progress of the USSR Academy of Sciences. Five years later, he headed the laboratory of macroeconomic analysis and short-term forecasting, which in 1997 was transformed into a center of the same name.

Despite the fact that Andrei Removich supported the policy of “perestroika” in the USSR and the market reforms taking place within its framework (in the development of which he took an active part), after the collapse of the USSR he criticized the methods of “market liberalization” that were introduced under the leadership of Yegor Gaidar. In this regard, the forecasts of his laboratory were not in demand by the then leadership of the country.

In 1998, when he became Chairman of the Government of the Russian Federation Evgeny Primakov, Belousov was invited by him as a consultant on macroeconomic issues. In 2000, Prime Minister Mikhail Kasyanov finally “secured” his status by making Belousov a freelance adviser to the head of the Cabinet of Ministers. In this position, Andrei Removich prepared in 2003 the report “Economic growth: content, factors, sources. World experience and agenda for Russia.” According to his forecasts, three major systemic crises awaited Russia: social (2007–2008), economic (2011–2012) and a crisis of the management system (2015–2017). This report became famous in expert circles, however, the leadership of the Russian Federation did not draw any conclusions from it.

In February 2006, Belousov was invited to public service as Deputy Minister of Economic Development and Trade German Gref. At the ministry, he oversaw the macroeconomic block. In particular, Belousov was responsible for the implementation of federal target programs, was involved in the investment climate and the activities of Vnesheconombank. In addition, under his leadership, the strategy for the socio-economic development of Russia until 2020 (“Strategy 2020”) and the bill “On Trade” were developed. At the same time, he established himself as a supporter of active government investment in the economy.

Andrei Removich retained his post under the next minister, Elvira Nabiullina. However, after the 2008 presidential elections, after which Vladimir Putin headed the Cabinet of Ministers, Belousov was invited to work in the apparatus of the Government of the Russian Federation. In July 2008, he became head of the Department of Economics and Finance. His appointment was caused mainly by the desire to strengthen the apparatus of the Council of Ministers. In fact, Belousov was able to organize a “parallel ministry” in his department.

As head of the Department of Economics and Finance, Andrei Removich was a member of the anti-crisis commission created in December 2008 to improve the sustainability of economic development. This structure, headed by the First Deputy Head of the Cabinet of Ministers Igor Shuvalov, was supposed to coordinate the actions of the Government to overcome the consequences of the global financial crisis. At the same time, Belousov played a leading role in this commission.

In 2009, Belousov became part of the working group to create a project for a territorially isolated complex for the development of research and development and the commercialization of their results. The village of Skolkovo, Odintsovo district, Moscow region, was subsequently chosen as the location for the implementation of this project. The board of trustees of the Skolkovo innovation center was headed by the then President of the Russian Federation in June 2010 Dmitry Medvedev. In turn, in August 2011, Belousov joined the supervisory board of the Agency for Strategic Initiatives (ASI), a non-profit organization for promoting innovative business projects, which was headed by Putin, who at that time served as Chairman of the Government of the Russian Federation. Thus, Belousov took part in both the “Medvedev” and “Putin” modernization projects.

Andrei Belousov was born on March 17, 1959 in Moscow in the family of Soviet economist Rem Belousov (his mother, Alisa Pavlovna, was a radiochemist and later worked in the chemistry of rare elements). According to media reports, Rem Belousov was the creator of the Soviet scientific school in the field of pricing and management, and was among the participants in the preparation of the “Kosygin reform”, and later worked economic history THE USSR. After graduating from the Second School of Physics and Mathematics, he entered the Faculty of Economics of Moscow State University named after M.V. Lomonosov, from which he graduated with honors in 1981. During his studies, he began to collaborate with a group of economists under the leadership of Alexander Anchishkin, who in 1977-1981 was the head of one of the departments of the Faculty of Economics. After receiving a diploma of higher education, Andrei Belousov continued his graduate studies at the Central Economics and Mathematics Institute of the USSR Academy of Sciences (CEMI).

1995 - article “Structural crisis of the Soviet industrial system” in the collection “Other. A Reader of the New Russian Self-Awareness.”
1999 - joint work of A. R. Belousov and E. A. Abramova “Integrated matrices financial flows(methodological and instrumental approaches)” about the experience of building the Social Accounting Matrix in Russia.
2000-2001 - under the leadership of Andrei Belousov, TsMAKP experts prepared a series of articles in the journal “Problems of Forecasting”, containing an analysis of the first stage of post-crisis recovery and a long-term forecast for the development of the Russian economy.
2003-2004 - Andrey Belousov led the preparation of a series of articles on the analysis of the structure and factors of development of the Russian economy (“Development of the Russian economy in the post-crisis period (macroeconomic aspect)”, “Development of the Russian economy in medium term: threat analysis”, etc.).
2005-2007 - led the team of authors of the book “Russian Economic Miracle: Let’s do it ourselves. Forecast for the development of the Russian economy until 2020.” Two chapters from the book were published as separate articles in the journal Problems of Forecasting.
2006 - a book based on his doctoral dissertation was published: “The evolution of the reproduction system of the Russian economy: From crisis to development.”

Personal life

Andrey Belousov is married, he has an adult son (born in 1994), a student at Moscow State Technical University. Bauman. Hobby - history of painting. In addition, he is involved in athletic gymnastics.

Younger brother Dmitry is a leading expert at the Center for Macroeconomic Analysis and Short-Term Forecasting (TsMAKP).

Class rank

Acting State Advisor of the Russian Federation, 1st class (2011).

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"News"

Belousov warned of the risk of failure to fulfill the tasks from Putin’s May decree

Presidential aide Andrei Belousov criticized the work of the government transport commission in preparing a plan for the development of trunk infrastructure. He announced the threat of failure to fulfill the tasks set in Putin’s May decree

Investment dispute: why Kudrin criticized Belousov’s proposals

At a meeting with Vladimir Putin, the head of the Accounts Chamber, Alexei Kudrin, criticized the idea of ​​presidential aide Andrei Belousov and the Ministry of Finance to involve private business in investment projects with state support. He saw “corruption” risks in this

At a meeting with Putin, they argued about investments according to Belousov’s list

The government and business have selected projects worth 10 trillion rubles for investment, Anton Siluanov announced. This is mainly budget funding, said Alexey Kudrin. In the first 20 projects, government participation is minimal, Andrei Belousov assured

The media learned the investment projects proposed to companies from Belousov’s list

The Ministry of Industry and Trade presented the companies on the list of presidential aide Andrei Belousov with projects of private companies in which they need to invest, Kommersant claims.

Companies from Belousov's list presented projects worth ₽6 trillion

According to Andrei Belousov, we are talking about projects worth 6 trillion rubles. “This multiplier is 6 trillion rubles. for 500 billion rubles, in my opinion, not bad,” noted the presidential aide

Belousov linked the fall of the ruble with politics and called it opportunistic

The Ministry of Industry and Trade warned businesses about the possible expansion of the “Belousov list”

The Ministry of Industry and Trade discussed with business representatives the proposal of Presidential Aide Andrei Belousov to seize excess profits of metallurgical and chemical companies. It was explained to the meeting participants that the list could be expanded

Belousov on the seizure of 500 billion rubles from businesses: “We need to share”

“It would be advisable to create a mechanism that would allow extracting from commodity exporters part of the additional income that they receive from the weakening of the ruble - that is, changes in macroeconomic factors beyond their control - and rising world prices for their products,” presidential aide Andrei Belousov explained to Vedomosti. the essence of his idea to seize “windfall profits” from 14 Russian companies. The main reason, according to him, is a more even distribution of the tax burden.

The Kremlin confirmed the proposal to seize excess profits from metallurgists

Peskov noted that Putin “did not give consent to any decisions” regarding the seizure of excess profits from companies in the metallurgical sector and fertilizer producers, but ordered that the issue be worked out

New composition of the Russian Presidential Administration announced

Putin made changes to the regulations on the presidential administration

The Russian Presidential Administration is discussing options for postponing the single voting day

Presidential aide Belousov announced plans to continue working in the Kremlin

Assistant to the President of Russia Andrei Belousov told reporters on the sidelines of SPIEF 2018 that he expects to continue working in the Kremlin, an RBC correspondent reports.

Belousov called for a ban on big businesses masquerading as small ones

Legislation needs to be amended to prevent big business masquerade as a minor, thus receiving benefits and avoiding checks. Russian Presidential Assistant Andrei Belousov told reporters about this, an RBC correspondent reports. The question was asked in connection with the fire in the Kemerovo shopping center “Winter Cherry”.

Putin’s assistant found “not a damn” person making money at Roscosmos

Presidential aide Andrei Belousov criticized the activities of Roscosmos, saying that the organization employs “a huge mass of people” who “do not have a damn thing” to “earn money”

Belousov called Schroeder's possible work at Rosneft a "great blessing"

Assistant to the President of Russia, Chairman of the Board of Directors of Rosneft Andrei Belousov spoke about how he views the prospect of establishing former head of the German government Gerhard Schröder as chairman of the board of directors of Rosneft, and himself as an ordinary member. He told RBC about this during the Eastern Economic Forum (EEF).

Putin's aide supported increasing duties on imported electronics

According to presidential aide Andrei Belousov, the decision to increase duties could be made by the Russian authorities without regard to WTO norms

Assistant to the President of Russia Andrei Belousov was re-elected chairman of the board of directors of Rosneft. This is stated in the message about the results of the next meeting of shareholders, which is posted on the company’s website.

Putin's assistant and Dmitry Kiselev became victims in the “Humpty Case”

Russian Presidential Aide Andrei Belousov and TV presenter Dmitry Kiselyov were recognized as victims in the “Humpty-Boltai” case, said lawyer Ruslan Koblev

The investigation found no grounds for recognizing the deputy head of the department domestic policy the administration of President Timur Prokopenko and the press secretary of the Prime Minister Natalya Timakova as victims in the “Humpty Dumpty case”. RIA Novosti reports this with reference to lawyer Ruslan Koblev.

Koblev also said that his client, the leader of the hacker group “Humpty Dumpty” Vladimir Anikeev, was finally charged with six counts of email hacking. According to the lawyer, Anikeev repented of what he had done, asked for forgiveness from the victims and promised to “find a way to make amends for the harm caused” after his release.

According to a RIA Novosti source, Russian Presidential Assistant Andrei Belousov and TV presenter Dmitry Kiselev were recognized as victims in the case.

Koblev confirmed to RBC the information that presidential aide Andrei Belousov and TV presenter Dmitry Kiselev were recognized as victims in the mail hacking case. “Six episodes. These names are present there,” he said, answering a corresponding question from RBC.

Yunus-Bek Evkurov met with Assistant to the President of the Russian Federation Andrei Belousov

The head of Ingushetia, Yunus-Bek Yevkurov, met with Assistant to the President of the Russian Federation Andrei Belousov as part of a working trip to Moscow. The topic of the meeting was the socio-economic development of the republic, reports the press service of the head of the region. “In particular, we were talking about large economic projects, which will help solve the problem of unemployment in the region and create new jobs,” the message says. According to Andrei Belousov, in Ingushetia it is necessary to organize the production of high-quality, competitive products, which will make it possible to increase the flow of funds to the regional budget, as well as reduce subsidies. In turn, Yunus-Bek Evkurov expressed gratitude to the assistant to the President of the Russian Federation, noting that Andrei Belousov constantly provides assistance to Ingushetia in solving many pressing problems.

The media learned about the refusal of a company associated with Rosneft to buy VEB's subsidiaries

The Region company, associated with Rosneft, has withdrawn from the list of contenders for the purchase of Globex and Svyaz-Bank, subsidiaries of Vnesheconombank. Igor Shuvalov and Andrey Belousov were against the deal, Vedomosti writes.

The management company Region, associated with Rosneft, did not submit an application for the acquisition of Svyaz-Bank and Globex Bank, subsidiaries of Vnesheconombank (VEB). Vedomosti was told about this by two people close to VEB and one participant in the process.

"Region", as the newspaper writes, was among the main contenders for the purchase financial organizations. In addition to this company, the publication also names Vostochny Bank, Alfa Bank, Fosan company, management company"Leader" as well as non-state Pension Fund"Welfare". Those interested had to submit applications by March 20.

The Kremlin supported the proposal to abandon the budget for three years

According to presidential aide Andrei Belousov, in conditions of “economic uncertainty” it is worth adopting a budget only for 2016 and the government will most likely follow this path

The monopoly on natural gas exports in Russia will remain with Gazprom

The monopoly on natural gas exports in Russia will remain with Gazprom, said Russian Presidential Aide Andrei Belousov. Against this background, the best option for independent gas producers remains to sell raw materials to a monopolist at the export netback price (delivery price minus duties and transportation costs). Rosneft is ready to agree with this scenario, but only for a while, experts are sure.

Medvedev instructed to come up with a rescue plan for Mechel by the end of the week

Russian Prime Minister Dmitry Medvedev ordered within a few days to finalize a scheme to save the Mechel mining and metallurgical company from bankruptcy. Presidential aide Andrei Belousov told reporters about this after a meeting with trade representatives of the Russian Federation in foreign countries.

Belousov: Gazprom’s monopoly on gas exports remains unshakable

The monopoly on the export of network gas by Gazprom remains unshakable, Andrei Belousov, aide to the Russian President, told reporters.

Business complained to Shuvalov and Belousov about the upcoming tax increase

OPORA Russia was the first business organization to respond to statements by the Ministry of Finance about the possible introduction of a sales tax and the abolition of the threshold for contributions to the Mandatory Fund. health insurance. The increase in contributions to the Compulsory Medical Insurance Fund alone will increase the burden on small businesses by 37 billion rubles, businessmen complain. Experts disagree on the correctness of this forecast.

Putin's assistant: The program to create a Unified Rosreestr system is not being implemented

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Putin proposed transferring money from the construction of the Taman port to Crimea

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The port of Taman and the bridge across the Lena may not be built because of Crimea

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Belousov: US sanctions will not have a serious impact on the Russian economy

“I think they will have an impact, that we will mobilize even more, which our colleagues do not understand. They don’t understand that through sanctions they have achieved the maximum consolidation of the elite in the last 10-15 years,” RIA Novosti quotes Belousov. “Apparently, our psychology is structured in such a way that we need some kind of strong external negativity in order to unite and consolidate. The more sanctions there are, the stronger the consolidation of the elite will be. The main effect of the sanctions now is this,” said the aide to the President of the Russian Federation. “There will apparently be some opportunistic influences, but they are unlikely to have any serious impact operationally or in annual terms,” Andrei Belousov clarified, speaking about the impact of sanctions on the growth of the Russian economy, the ruble exchange rate and the outflow of capital from the country .

Belousov: Russian Economy in 2014. may grow by 1.5-2%

RBC 04/29/2014, Moscow 03:20:33 Russian economy in 2014 may grow by 1.5-2% - this forecast was voiced by Russian Presidential Assistant Andrei Belousov, Vesti reports. According to him, if you look at 2013. Given the dynamics of markets and the dynamics of demand for Russian products, then we could talk not about 1.3% growth, but about 2.4-2.5%.

Belousov: Capital outflow by the end of the year could amount to $60-80 billion

RBC 03/26/2014, Moscow 16:50:50 Capital outflow from Russia based on the results of 2014. could amount to $60-80 billion, and taking into account the interventions of the Central Bank - $100 billion. This was reported by presidential assistant Andrei Belousov.

Andrey Belousov was born on March 17, 1959 in Moscow.

In 1981 he graduated from the Faculty of Economics of Moscow State University.

• In 1981-1986 - a research intern, then a junior researcher at the Central Economics and Mathematics Institute of the USSR Academy of Sciences (CEMI).

• In 1986-1990 - junior researcher, researcher, senior researcher at the Institute of Economics and Forecasting Scientific and Technological Progress of the USSR Academy of Sciences.

• Since January 1991 - head of the laboratory of the Institute of National Economic Forecasting of the Russian Academy of Sciences.

• From September 2000 to February 2006 - Director of the Center for Macroeconomic Analysis and Short-Term Forecasting.

2006: Deputy Minister of Economic Development and Trade

In February 2006, he was appointed Deputy Minister of Economic Development and Trade.

Since January 11, 2010 - member of the government commission for economic development and integration.

2012: Minister of Economic Development and Trade

2013: Assistant to the President of Russia

On June 24, 2013, he was appointed assistant to Russian President Vladimir Putin (on economic issues), replacing Elvira Nabiullina, who left for the post of head of the Central Bank of the Russian Federation.

Corresponding member of the Russian Academy of Natural Sciences. Member of the Scientific Council of the Institute of National Economic Forecasting of the Russian Academy of Sciences. Doctor of Economic Sciences.

Since 2015, he has been a member of the Board of Directors of PJSC NK Rosneft.

2017: Co-leader of the working group on the digital economy in the Economic Council of the President

2020: Government of the Russian Federation

Belousov Andrey Removich(born March 17, 1959, Moscow, RSFSR, USSR) - Russian scientist and statesman, First Deputy Prime Minister of the Russian Federation since January 21, 2020, former assistant to the President of Russia (2013-2020), former Minister of Economic Development of the Russian Federation ( 2012-2013). Acting State Advisor of the Russian Federation, 1st class (2011). Doctor of Economic Sciences, Corresponding Member of the Russian Academy of Natural Sciences.

In 1981 he graduated from the Faculty of Economics of Moscow State University and continued his postgraduate studies at CEMI. In 1986, he went to work at the Institute of Economics and Forecasting of Scientific and Technological Progress of the USSR Academy of Sciences (IEPNTP). In 1988 he defended his Ph.D. thesis. In the period from 1991 to 2006, he held the position of head of the IEPNTP laboratory.

In 2000, he founded and headed the Center for Macroeconomic Analysis and Short-Term Forecasting (). In 2006, Andrei Belousov moved to government service and was appointed to the post of Deputy Minister of Economic Development. In the same year he defended his doctoral dissertation. In 2008, he was appointed director of the Department of Economics and Finance of the Government of the Russian Federation. From May 21, 2012 to June 24, 2013, he served as Minister of Economic Development of the Russian Federation.

In 2013, he was appointed Assistant to the President of the Russian Federation for Economic Affairs. On July 17, 2015, he was elected Chairman of the Board of Directors of Rosneft. On January 21, 2020, he was appointed First Deputy Prime Minister of the Russian Federation in the Government.

He is married to his second marriage and has a son from his first.

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