Biography of Mikhail Myasnikovich
Do you want to see only good news? Return to ordinary tape? Former Chairman of the Presidium and President of the National Academy of Sciences of Belarus. Earlier he held the positions of the assistant on special assignments and the head of the administration of the President of Belarus Alexander Lukashenko. Doctor of Economics, Corresponding Member of the NAS of Belarus. In the year, Myasnikovich graduated from the Brest Engineering Institute, receiving a diploma with a degree in engineer-technologist [3], [9].
In the same year, he began to work as an engineer of the Tekhotdle of the Minskproekt Institute, but he did not work in this position for long - in the years he served in the ranks of the Soviet Army [4]. After the army, in the years, Myasnikovich served as engineer of the Drazhnya water station of the Minsk Directorate Vodokanal [11], [4], later - the head of the production and technical department of the Directorate of Water supply facilities and the chief engineer for the construction of structures of the water economy of the Minskwodokanal production association [9], [4].
In the year, Myasnikovich was appointed chief engineer of the Office of Communal Service enterprises of the Minsk City Executive Committee, and then became the head of the same department [3], [9], [4]. In the year, Myasnikovich switched "for party -Soviet work" - he was elected chairman of the Executive Committee of the Soviet District Council of People's Deputies of the city of Minsk.
In the year he was appointed deputy chairman of the Executive Committee of the Minsk City Council of People's Deputies, and in the year he was elected secretary of the Minsk city committee of the Communist Party of the Belarusian SSR [3], [9], [4]. In the year, Myasnikovich was appointed Minister of Housing and Communal Services of the BSSR, the post held up to a year [3], [9], [4].
After the collapse of the USSR, in the years, Myasnikovich served as the first deputy chairman of the Council of Ministers of the Republic of Belarus [3], [9], [4]. In the year, Myasnikovich defended the thesis "The conditions and factors of the formation of a market economy in the Republic of Belarus Political and Economic Analysis" for the degree of candidate of economic sciences.
In July of the same year, Myasnikovich was appointed Deputy Prime Minister of the Republic of Belarus Vyacheslav Kebich [3], [9], [4]. During the presidential election campaign of the year, Myasnikovich was headed by Kebich’s election headquarters. Nevertheless, after the victory in the election of the rival, Prime Minister Alexander Lukashenko Myasnikovich received an offer to head the presidential administration from him.
The head of the administration of President Myasnikovich became in October of the year. At the same time, he was “dismissed from the post of deputy prime minister of the Republic of Belarus while maintaining the status of the deputy prime minister of the Republic of Belarus,” that is, he remained a member of the Cabinet of Ministers of the country [2], [3], [9], [4].
In the year, as the head of the administration, Myasnikovich defended the doctoral dissertation in St. Petersburg "Financial and Industrial groups and their role in the formation of market relations" [9], [10]. In September, "in connection with the transfer to another work," Myasnikovich was dismissed from the post of head of the presidential administration and appointed an assistant to the head of state on special assignments.
In October of the same year, by decree of President Lukashenko, he was appointed president of the National Academy of Sciences of the National Academy of Sciences of Belarus, and in October he became chairman of the NAS Presidium. In this capacity, he was also a member of the Cabinet of Ministers of the Republic [8], [3], [9], [4], [6], [7].
Myasnikovich’s activity was criticized as the head of the NAS: for example, his predecessor in this post, Alexander Voitovich, stated that there were more minuses "there were much more than pluses." In particular, he was criticized by the fact that under Myasnikovich the institutions of the Academy of Sciences began to engage in production activities. He called the personnel policy of the Academy “Myasnikovich pursued by the Academy, put the directors of people's institutions who did not even have the degree of candidate of sciences” [1].
In December of the year, President Lukashenko in the same month for the fourth time elected by the head of state [5] appointed Myasnikovich Prime Minister of the country [3], [4], [10]. Commenting on this purpose, the analysts called Machnikovich a “ideal administrator” and a person who has repeatedly proved his loyalty to Lukashenko. From the lips of analysts there were doubts about Myasnikovich’s conviction “in the need for market reforms”.
But at the same time, calling the new prime minister the “semi -novel”, some experts suggested that the coming of Myasnikovich and the appointment of a new Cabinet ”could become a signal of forced economic liberalization against the background of the strengthening of political repression” in the country [2], [1]. He is a professor, corresponding member of the National Academy of Sciences of Belarus [4], the author of several monographs, as well as a number of scientific works and publications in economics, international cooperation and state construction.
He acted as one of the developers of documents on the creation of the Belarusian-Russian Union [9]. Myasnikovich is married, he has two children - a daughter and son [9].Used materials [1] Mikhail Myasnikovich - liberalizer or stabilizer? Lukashenko found the right prime minister.