Aksenov Sergei Valeryevich began his political career as a simple deputy. Thanks to perseverance and activity, he was appointed head of the Crimea after the return of the peninsula to Russia. Awarded the Order of Merit for the Fatherland.
Sergey Aksenov: biography of the head of Crimea
Sergey Aksenov was born in the Moldavian SSR (now the Republic of Moldova), in the small town of B alti, on 1972-26-11. There is very little information about the parents - Valeria Nikolaevich (born in 1949) and Nina Semenovna (born in 1949). It is known that they were citizens of Ukraine. Sergei's father was the chairman of the Russian Community party. He worked as the general director of Panel Systems LLC in Simferopol.
Sergey Aksyonov began to show the makings of a leader at school. At first, he actively participated in pioneering activities. Then in the Komsomol. At school he was chosen as the captain of the football team. Played well. Studied Sergei almost "excellent". Had circumstances been different, he might have been able to have a good football career.
Where did Sergey Aksenov study
Aksenov SergeyValeryevich studied at the local school number 6. In 1989 he graduated from it with a silver medal. From the Komsomol he was given an excellent characteristic. After receiving the certificate, Sergei immediately left for Simferopol. There he entered to study at the military polytechnic university for the speci alty "military builder". After graduating from it, he successfully defended his diploma.
But Aksenov did not stop there and entered the university of management and economics. There Sergey received a bachelor's degree at the Faculty of Economics, then a master's degree in finance and credit. Aksenov University graduated with honors.
Aksenov's activities before his political career
After graduating from SVVPSU, Sergey Aksenov started a business in the production and sale of food and canned food. Served as Deputy Director:
- 1993-1998 – cooperative "Ellada";
- 1998-2001 – Asterix LLC;
- 2001-2014 – LLC Escada.
Being one of the leaders in several cooperatives and firms, Sergey Aksenov has been engaged in this activity for many years. His biography during this time has not been supplemented with anything remarkable.
The beginning of Aksenov's political activities
Sergey Aksenov entered politics in 2008. He began with active political and social activities in the Crimea. He joined the "Russian Community" of the peninsula and a year later was already a member of the Coordinating Council "For Russian Unity". Then he joined the board of the Civil Asset.
Success in politics
Thanks to activeactivity, Aksenov Sergey in 2010 became the leader of the Crimean movement "Russian Unity". He had to contend with many political opponents. Aksenov and the movement he led were accused of raider seizures of real estate.
Only Sergey's opponents could not do anything, since there was no evidence of criminal activity. Despite the allegations, in 2010 he became a member of the Supreme Council of the Crimean Peninsula of the sixth convocation. Sergei Aksyonov won recognition from his fellow politicians and the population of Crimea thanks to his views, in which the priorities are:
- national interests of Russia;
- self-sufficient economy of the Russian Federation;
- support for Russian manufacturers;
- differentiated tax systems, their abolition for poor citizens of the peninsula.
Since February 27 last year, Sergey Aksyonov has been the head of the Crimean Council of Ministers. This position remains with him to this day.
Aksenov Sergey: Crimea. Biography of an already Russian politician
In 2014, during the coup d'état in Ukraine, the Russian flag appeared on the building of the Supreme Council of Crimea. An extraordinary meeting was convened, at which Aksyonov was appointed Prime Minister of Crimea, which at that time was still part of Ukraine, by a majority of votes.
Turchinov considered the decision of the Armed Forces of the Republic of Azerbaijan illegal, and a criminal case was initiated against Aksenov. Sergei was accused of forcibly seizing the government buildingpeninsulas. But Aksenov, too, was not inactive. Immediately after his appointment at the Council as prime minister, he subjugated all the Crimean law enforcement agencies and turned to Putin for help, asking for support for the Crimeans.
Sergei Valeryevich had to endure a lot before the referendum (he was one of its organizers), in which the population of the peninsula almost unanimously voted for secession from Ukraine and joining the Russian Federation. After the annexation of the peninsula to the Russian Federation, Sergey Aksenov, along with some other politicians, ended up on the “black lists” of the West. Personal sanctions have been put forward against his person. Yes, and it is extremely undesirable for him to leave Europe.
Sergey Aksyonov becomes head of Crimea
Despite the protests of Ukraine and the West, March 18, 2014 Crimea became part of the Russian Federation. The agreement was signed by Prime Minister of the peninsula Sergei Aksenov, chairmen of the coordinating council Konstantinov and Chaly, and Russian President Vladimir Putin.
On April 9 last year, Sergei Aksenov became a member of the Presidium of the State Council of the Russian Federation. On the 14th of the same month, he was appointed interim head of the peninsula. In September 2014, the State Council of Crimea thoroughly considered Aksenov's candidacy. And since October 9, 2014, the official head of the Crimea is Sergey Aksenov. He was elected to office unanimously. The post of prime minister remained with him concurrently.
As for ordinary Crimeans, they approvehis activities in his post. Aksenov is respected by the inhabitants of the peninsula, and many consider him a savior. Indeed, thanks to his initiative, they live under a peaceful sky and do not hear the artillery cannonade. Punishers do not break into the houses of Crimeans, and their children do not have to take up arms and defend their land. People can speak their native language fluently, attend Russian-language schools and feel completely safe.
Undoubtedly, Aksenov will go down in history, and descendants will remember his name. Because the important steps he took deserve to be talked about and remembered.
Personal life of Sergei Aksenov
Sergey Aksenov does not like to flaunt his personal life. In the early 90s, he met Elena Dobrynya. She graduated from the Crimean Agricultural Academy, Faculty of Economics. After she married Sergei Aksenov.
Elena is an economist by profession, and she and her husband were engaged in entrepreneurial activities together. In their family "piggy bank" there are several real estate agencies, several travel agencies and companies selling household chemicals, manufactured goods and products.
In 1994, a daughter was born in the Aksenov family, who was named Christina. Three years later, Oleg was born - the son and heir of Sergei. Now his children are studying at prestigious universities.
Sergey's income for the first year as the head of the Crimea reaches a little over 1,500,000 rubles. The declaration states that there is no real estate in the property. And Aksyonov rents land, a summer house and an apartment.
His wife Elena forlast year earned about 3 million rubles. She is the owner of seven non-residential premises and three apartments with an area of almost 200 m². Plus, Elena is the owner of several land plots. Their total area is 1568 m². Also in the possession of the wife of Sergei Aksyonov is a cottage with an area of 577 m² and a BMW750 car.
Elena has supported her husband in everything since they met. And at a time when Sergei was a simple businessman, and in his political career. In their free time, the Aksenov family prefers to travel.
How can I contact Sergey Aksenov?
If the inhabitants of the peninsula have questions or suggestions, then the head of the Crimea, Sergey Aksyonov, will definitely answer them. The hotline was created specifically for communication. Calls are free. The hotline is open weekdays from 10 am to 6 pm. All appeals and proposals are considered without fail. You can get through by phone: 0-800-505-525, +79780000511 and +79780000510. You can also contact the head of Crimea via Facebook.
Register for an appointment with Sergei Aksenov by phone: 54-45-58 and 27-64-68.
