Volodymyr Kuratchenko

Volodymyr Kuratchenko (ukr. Куратченко Володимир Олександрович, born on April 28, 1948) - Ukrainian statesman and politician, First Vice Prime Minister of Ukraine (1999), Head of the State Committee for Reserves, Head of the Zaporizhia Regional State Administration.

Biography

Gradueted from Zaporizhzhya Machine-Building Institute (1983, radio engineering) and Academy of Social Sciences under the Central Committee of the CPSU (1990).[1] Candidate of Economic Sciences (1990) "Development of the main provisions of the concept of creation and operation of a special economic zone in the Transcarpathian region of the USSR."

In 1969-1985 Kuratchenko worked at the plant "Radioprilad" in Zaporizhzhya.[1] Since 1985 - secretary of the Zaporizhia City Committee of the Communist Party on Industry.[1]

In July 1990 - January 1997 & nbsp; - General Director of the Zaporozhye Production Association "Radioprilad".[1]

In 1998- January 1999 - head of Zaporizhia Regional State Administration.[2]

On January 14, 1999 - July 31, 1999 - First Vice Prime Minister of Ukraine[3]

In 2001-2003 - Chairman of the State Committee of Ukraine from the state material reserve[4]

References
  1. "Volodymyr Kuratchenko" (in Ukrainian). Official Ukraine today.
  2. "On appointing of V. Kuratchenko as chairman of Zaporizhia Regional State Administration". President of Ukraine.
  3. "On appointing of V. Kuratchenko as a First Deputy Prime Minister of Ukraine". President of Ukraine.
  4. "On appointing of V. Kuratchenko as a Chairman of the State Committee of Ukraine from the state material reserve". President of Ukraine.
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