Mishustin dismissed the head of the Federal Customs Service Business RusLetter
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Prime Minister Mikhail Mishustin signed a decree appointing Ruslan Davydov, Acting Head of the Federal Customs Service (FCS), reported in the press office of the government. Vladimir Bulavin, who held the post of head of the department, was relieved by government order in connection with the achievement of 70 years.
“Assign the temporary performance of the duties of the head of the Federal Customs Service to the first deputy head of this Service, Davydov Ruslan Valentinovich,” – says in the document.
Since 2017, Davydov has served as First Deputy Head of the Federal Customs Service. In this position, he oversaw, among other things, the work of electronic customs and the introduction of automatic procedures for declaring. The Cabinet noted that in general, Davydov worked in the customs authorities for over 15 years.
Bulavin was appointed On July 28, 2016, he was awarded the Order of Merit for the Fatherland, II, III and IV degrees, Alexander Nevsky, Order of Military Merit, Order of Honor, badges of Honorary Counterintelligence Officer, etc.
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