Dmitry Kobylkin is a famous Russian politician and statesman. Currently holds the post of Governor of the Yamalo-Nenets Autonomous Okrug. He has been in this post since March 2010. He is a member of the supreme council of the popular United Russia party. Regularly receives high positive ratings in the efficiency rating of Russian heads of regions. For example, in 2014, according to the Civil Society Development Fund, he became the most effective governor in Russia.
Biography of the politician
Dmitry Kobylkin was born in Astrakhan in 1971. His parents were enviable specialists - geophysicists.
The future governor received his higher education in Bashkiria. Graduated from the Oil Institute in Ufa. In his youth, he decided to follow in the footsteps of his parents, having received a working speci alty as a mining geophysical engineer.
Work activity
Kobylkin's first place of work was a geophysical association called "Shelf". It was engaged in development in the Krasnodar Territory. Dmitry Kobylkin directly worked in Gelendzhik.
In 1993 he was invited to the Yamalo-Nenets Autonomous Okrug. Ever sinceSince then, his entire future fate is connected exclusively with this Russian region. He started as an engineer at the organization of a geophysical party in Tarasovka, in the department of geophysical works. Worked in this organization for about a year.
After another year he worked as a geologist in the Tarkosalinsky expedition. Worked in oil and gas exploration. In 1996, he joined Purneftegazgeologiya. Dedicated to this enterprise 5 years. He started as the head of the HR department, later he took the post of the first deputy general director. In the same years, he simultaneously served as a member of the board of directors at nine oil and gas enterprises and companies.
Since 2000, he was appointed to lead the exploration and subsequent development of the Khancheyskoye field. Oil and gas production was organized here. In May 2001, he received the position of General Director of Khancheineftegaz Limited Liability Company, which was directly involved in these developments.
Political career
Dmitry Kobylkin began his administrative career in 2002. The head of the Purovsky district, located in the Yamalo-Nenets Autonomous Okrug, offered him the position of his deputy. Dmitry Kobylkin, whose photo often appeared in the local media by that time, took up this post at the age of 31.
He began to work in the administrative center of this region - the town of Tarko-Sale with a population of about 20 thousand people. The life of this settlement was well knownKobylkin, as the city-forming enterprises were companies engaged in oil and gas production. First of all, these are the country's largest gas condensate processing plant Novatek-Purovsky ZPK, as well as the oil and gas producing company Novatek-Tarkosaleneftegaz.
The economy of the entire Purovsky district was concentrated in this industry. 80% of oil and 45% of gas of the entire Yamalo-Nenets Autonomous Okrug is produced here. This corresponds to 38% of all gas and 7% of all oil produced throughout the country.
114 out of 175 deposits of this region, rich in natural resources and minerals, are located on the territory of the Purovsky district.
In the entire county, this is by far one of the most dynamically developing areas. It is noteworthy that oil and gas are not only produced here. Even while working in the administration of Kobylkin, the first steps were taken to build factories and enterprises that would be processing on site. For example, a promising project for using low-pressure gas to generate cheap, by Russian standards, electricity can be implemented in the near future. Moreover, it will be possible to receive so much that the needs of not only the region itself, but also all neighboring regions will be covered.
Locals not employed in the oil and gas industry are involved in animal husbandry, fishing and reindeer herding. These areas of the economy are also extremely developed here. One of Kobylkin's proposals as deputy head of the Purovsky district was to support reindeer herders. In their herds to dateabout 30 thousand animals.
For a young politician, this area has become a good launching pad. Since it had good prospects for economic growth, there was room for expansion here. Critics note only one drawback. Due to the development of oil and gas fields, irreparable damage is caused annually to the nature of the Purovsky district.
Up the career ladder
In 2003, Dmitry Kobylkin, whose biography is now associated exclusively with politics and administrative work, receives additional higher education. The official becomes the holder of a diploma in state and municipal management. To do this, he graduated from the institute of professional retraining. This institution operates in the Sverdlovsk region at the Ural Academy of Public Administration.
In 2005, the head of Kobylkin in the Purovsky district goes on promotion. Anatoly Ostryagin receives the post of vice-governor of the Yamalo-Nenets Autonomous Okrug. Since August, the duties of the head of the district have been performed by the hero of our article.
First elections
On October 23, the election commission of the Yamalo-Nenets Autonomous Okrug appoints the election of the head of the municipality "Purovsky district".
There are 5 candidates for this post. However, already at the stage of paperwork, self-nominated Alexei Glebov is refused. It is noteworthy that only onecandidate representing a political party. This is Viktor Ponomarenko, a member of the Liberal Democratic Party of Russia. All the rest are self-nominated. Kobylkin Dmitry Nikolaevich also goes to the polls on his own, whose photo on the eve of the voting could be seen in the Purovsky district at every turn.
As a result, two candidates (Oleg Bretin and Mikhail Gorshkov) gain a little more than two percent of the vote. The main rival - LDPR member Ponomarenko - Kobylkin manages to defeat with a clear advantage. The Liberal Democrat has a little more than 16%, Kobylkin has more than 77%. In total, almost 13 thousand people voted for him in these elections.
After such a convincing victory, Kobylkin was noticed as a politician. Soon he was included in the personnel reserve of the President of the Russian Federation as a promising and promising statesman.
As governor
In 2010, the governor of the Yamalo-Nenets Autonomous Okrug, Yuri Neyelov, who had held this post since 1995, officially submitted his resignation. He served in this position for a decade and a half. Neyelov petitioned the country's president, at that time Dmitry Medvedev, not to consider his candidacy for a fourth term. In the same year, Neelov became a member of the Federation Council, representing the interests of the government of the Yamalo-Nenets Autonomous Okrug in this authority.
Shortly after these events, Dmitry Medvedev submitted Kobylkin's candidacy to the regional legislative assembly forappointing him head of the region.
An extraordinary meeting, which decided the fate of the hero of our article, was held on March 3. On it, the deputies unanimously supported Kobylkin. Two weeks later, a solemn inauguration ceremony took place in Salekhard, the capital of the region.
Elections to the State Duma
Shortly before that, Kobylkin became a member of the United Russia party. This allowed him to head the regional branch of the party in the elections to the State Duma in 2011.
In the Yamalo-Nenets Autonomous Okrug, there were 7 parties on the lists. In addition to United Russia, these are the Communist Party of the Russian Federation, Just Russia, the Liberal Democratic Party, Patriots of Russia, Yabloko and Right Cause.
Dmitry Kobylkin conducted a competent election campaign. The governor of the Yamalo-Nenets Autonomous Okrug enjoyed the support of the population, constantly appeared at public events, made proposals and initiatives.
According to the results of voting, "Patriots of Russia" and "Just Cause" did not get even 1% of the vote. Less than 5% turned out to be in the "Fair Russia" and "Yabloko". The third at the finish line were the communists, who received about 6.5% of the votes. The second place was taken by the Liberal Democratic Party quite unexpectedly, about 13.5% voted for them. Few people could have imagined such a two-fold advantage of the Liberal Democrats over their closest pursuers.
United Russia won a landslide victory with 72%. Party Kobylkin in theiralmost 210,000 voters marked the ballots. However, the governor was not going to work in the federal parliament. Therefore, he resigned his mandate. It was handed over to Grigory Ledkov.
Work as head of the region
Kobylkin Dmitry Nikolaevich is a governor who is regularly noted in various ratings of the effectiveness of the heads of Russian regions. According to the results of 2014, the Civil Society Development Foundation recognized him as one of the most effective leaders of the region in the whole country.
In 2015, Kobylkin resigned before running for a second term. He was appointed interim head of the region.
This time the deputies of the Legislative Assembly had to choose the governor. Denis Sadovnikov from the Liberal Democratic Party and Anatoly Sak, who held the position of Commissioner for the Protection of Human Rights in the Yamalo-Nenets Autonomous Okrug, joined the fight for this post. Of the 22 parliamentarians, 21 voted for the hero of our article, one for Sak, Sadovnikov did not receive a single vote.
Income Statement
Dmitry Kobylkin is a governor who declared an income of almost 23 million rubles a year. Compared with other leaders of Russian regions, he occupies the 7th position. This is a common practice for regional leaders working in oil and gas regions.
Family and children
Dmitry Kobylkin's wife has been with him for many years. They are raising a son and two daughters.
