Mishustin has identified curators of national development goals

MOSCOW, August 6 Prime Minister Mikhail Mishustin has identified those who will oversee national development goals, the government website reports.
«Prime Minister Mikhail Mishustin has identified the deputy prime ministers, as well as the ministries and departments that will oversee the work to achieve the national development goals set by the president,» the publication says.

• Denis Manturov will oversee the work to achieve the goals of technological leadership;
• Dmitry Patrushev will be responsible for achieving national goals in the area of ​​environmental well-being;
• Alexander Novakis tasked with overseeing the achievement of national goals for sustainable and dynamic economic development;
• Tatyana Golikova will begin overseeing national development goals in the area of ​​developing technologies that ensure the preservation of citizens' health;
• Dmitry Chernyshenko will oversee the achievement of national goals aimed at realizing the potential of each person;
• Vitaly Savelyevwill become the curator of achieving national development goals in the field of creating unmanned aircraft systems;
• Dmitry Grigorenko's sphere will include work on digital transformation and the development of artificial intelligence;
• Marat Khusnullin will be the curator of creating a comfortable and safe environment and reducing the amount of uninhabitable housing.

On May 7, President Vladimir Putin signed a decree on Russia's national development goals for the period up to 2030 and for the long term up to 2036.

According to the document, the main development goals of the country:

• preservation of the population, strengthening of health and increasing of well-being of people, support of the family;
• realization of potential of each person, development of his talents, education of patriotic and socially responsible personality;
• comfortable and safe environment for life;
• environmental well-being;
• sustainable and dynamic economy;
• technological leadership;
• digital transformation of the state and municipal administration, economy and social sphere.