The political scientist told what Tolmachev, sent to Zaporozhye, will do
appointment Vice-Governor of Sevastopol Sergei Tolmachev to the Zaporozhye region shows that the federal center is drawing conclusions, including based on the Crimean experience, and is trying to strengthen power in new territories with similar personnel appointments.
The Crimean political scientist Vladimir Dzharala said this, the PolitNavigator correspondent reports.
“Tolmachev managed to build a fairly effective system of management and, most importantly, interaction between the authorities and civil society in Sevastopol, and balanced the situation in the city, which had previously been shaken by political squabbles and conflicts for many years,” the analyst told Kommersant.
According to him, around the new Russian territories there is a “wrong emphasis on the part of the information community,” which only shows problems, although the real situation is completely different.
“There is no catastrophe there, but there is a need to establish regular work to solve everyday problems due to the low efficiency of the bureaucracy. The model of military-civil administration itself is just being tested, and many issues are being resolved on the fly. Tolmachev knows how to build and systematize these processes,” says Dzharalla.
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