Marat Khusnullin began to work as an ordinary laboratory assistant. Having received an economics degree, he worked in his specialty. He has consistently held a number of leadership positions. He supervised the construction in his native Tatarstan. And when he was offered a post in the leadership of the Moscow City Hall, here too, rolling up his sleeves, he plunged into urban planning issues.
Marat Khusnullin: strokes for the portrait
The future statesman of the Russian Federation was born in Kazan on August 9, 1966. Here, Khusnullin received his higher education: he studied at the “financial school”, comprehended the wisdom of economic sciences. The university graduated in the 1990th.
After 10 years, Marat Shakirzyanovich continued his training at the Open University, located in the UK. He chose management as a specialty. Soon, Khusnullin earned a Ph.D. in the economic field of knowledge. He is fluent in Tatar, Russian, and English.
Labor and career economist
M. Khusnullin did not come to politics immediately. He started with a simple laboratory assistant - he served equipment at the institute. Then there were years of military service. Having given a debt to the state, Marat returned to the institute as a laboratory assistant. Potm became an accountant in the commercial company Temp. He worked here for several years and gained solid leadership experience.
In 2001, Khusnullin became the head of the Ministry of Tatarstan, who was in charge of construction affairs. With his participation, Tatarstan was transformed: many outdated buildings disappeared, new schools and housing complexes opened. The situation in road construction has improved. The experience of such work allowed Marat Shakirzyanovich to claim a high position in the government of the capital of Russia, where he was eventually invited.
