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All MRFs have the same history of creation. The history of the macro-regional branch "Siberia" can be found on the Rostelecom website. In 2002, the Investment Company of Communications (Svyazinvest) OJSC underwent reorganization, and 11 regional communication operators of Siberia united into the interregional communication company (IRC) OJSC Sibirtelecom. A similar fate was experienced by Volgatelecom OJSC, which united regional communication operators of the Volga region, Far Eastern Communications Company OJSC (Dalsvyaz), North-West Telecom OJSC, Uralsvyazinform OJSC, Center Telecom OJSC, and Southern Telecommunications Company OJSC (UTK). Then, in 2011, these MRCs were merged with Rostelecom, the controlling stake of which was owned by Svyazinvest - after which the MRCs became macro-regional branches of Rostelecom.

company, quickly and sensitively nigeria whatsapp resourceresponding to external changes," said a representative of the Rostelecom press service. "All transformations have been and are being carried out in strict accordance with the regulatory framework and labor legislation. Employees at the MRF level were offered vacancies within the company, a significant number of them moved to new centralized divisions of segments and clusters, to the level of regional branches, to the corporate center."

Thus, the former director of the MRF "South" Sergey Mordasov is now the director of the Rostov branch of "Rostelecom". The former director of the MRF "Ural" Ivan Pichugin first went to manage the Yekaterinburg branch of "Rostelecom", and then became vice president for work with federal corporate clients. And the former head of the MRF "Far East" Andrey Kartashov now works as the director of the Primorsky branch. The former vice president of the MRF "Siberia" Nikolay Zenin manages the Novosibirsk branch. The former head of the MRF "Volga" Evgeny Petrov became the head of the Nizhny Novgorod branch of "Rostelecom".

As ComNews found out after studying the corporate website of Rostelecom, only two of its macro-regional branches - "Center" and "North-West" - survived. At the same time, the director of the MRF "Center" Denis Lysov, as a part-time job, has beenreceived the postdirector of the Moscow macroregion in the cellular company Tele2 (which is fully controlled by Rostelecom). After his new appointment, Denis Lysov retained the rank of vice president of PJSC Rostelecom.

Thus, the only fully-fledged macro-regional branch of Rostelecom, in which the director is not a part-time employee, is the North-West MRF, headed by Alexander Loginov in the rank of vice president.