Alexander Turchin

Alexander Turchin has been Prime Minister of Belarus since 10 March 2025. He was First Deputy Prime Minister from 2018 to 2019 and then Chairman of the Minsk Regional Executive Committee until his appointment.[4]

Country

Belarus

Born

2 Jul 1975, Novogrudok, Belarus[4]

First office on record

First Deputy Prime Minister, 2018

1. 10 Mar 2025 – present

   Prime Minister[1][2][3]

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2. 10 Mar 2025 – present

   Prime Minister of the Republic of Belarus[1][2]

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3. 2019 – 2025

   Chairman of the Minsk Regional Executive Committee[4]

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4. 2018 – 2019

   First Deputy Prime Minister[4]

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• Belarus State Economic University (2002)[4]
• Academy of Public Administration (2009)[4]

• NSNikolai SnopkovFirst Deputy Prime Minister
• ASAnatoly SivakConstruction, Housing and Transport
• VKViktor KarankevichIndustry and Energy
• VKVladimir KaranikSocial Affairs
• YSYuri ShuleikoAgriculture
• MRMaxim RyzhenkovForeign Affairs
• VKViktor KhreninDefence
• IKIvan KubrakovInternal Affairs
• YSYury SeliverstovFinance
• YCYuri ChebotarEconomy
• EKEvgeny KovalenkoJustice
• VSVadim SinyavskyEmergency Situations
• AKAlexander KhodzhaevHealth
• AIAndrei IvanetsEducation
• NPNatalia PavlyuchenkoLabour and Social Protection
• AKAlexei KushnarenkoEnergy
• AYAlexander YefimovIndustry
• YGYuri GorlovAgriculture
• AKArtur KarpovichAntimonopoly Regulation and Trade
• ASAlexander StudnevArchitecture and Construction
• GTGennady TrubiloHousing and Communal Services
• ALAlexei LyakhnovichTransport
• KZKirill ZalesskyCommunications and Informatization
• MMMarat MarkovInformation
• RCRuslan ChernetskyCulture
• SKSergei KovalchukSport and Tourism
• SMSergei MaslyakEnvironment
• AKAlexander KulikForestry
• DKDmitry KiykoTaxes and Duties