Minister of Regional Security reconfirmed in position
Omsk Region Announces Reappointment of Andrei Sukhikh as Deputy Minister of Regional Security
In a move announced today, May 30th, Andrei Sukhikh has been reappointed as the Deputy Minister of Regional Security of the Omsk region. The decision was made official in a signed order by regional head, Vitaly Khotchenko.
The order, effective from June 2nd, 2025, reads: "Appoint Andrei Sukhikh as Deputy Minister of Regional Security of the Omsk region for a one-year term." Notably, this reappointment marks Sukhikh's return to this position, having previously held it last year.
With a background in law, Sukhikh previously served in theMain Legal Department of the Omsk region, holding the role of Deputy Head of a department responsible for organizing the agency's activities.
In his role as Deputy Minister of Regional Security, Sukhikh is likely to oversee and coordinate efforts related to public safety, emergency response, law enforcement coordination, and regional security policies. Key responsibilities may include policy development, emergency response coordination, liaising with law enforcement agencies, and engaging with local communities to address safety concerns and promote security awareness.
The specifics of Sukhikh's new role following his reappointment are yet to be clarified by the Omsk region's government.
The reappointment of Andrei Sukhikh as Deputy Minister of Regional Security of the Omsk region falls under the category of policy-and-legislation, as it involves the appointment of a key government official in the region.
The change in leadership within the Omsk region's Ministry of Regional Security, brought about by the reappointment of Andrei Sukhikh, could have significant implications for the region's politics, general news, and public safety.
