The results of the national ranking of mayors in Russia, compiled by the "Rating" Center for Political Technologies in partnership with the Financial University under the Government of Russia, were recently announced. According to the ranking, Moscow's mayor, who came in first place, was highly praised for his performance. The mayor of Kazan took second place, followed by Alexander Beglov, the governor of St. Petersburg, in third place.
Joining them in the top five were the mayors of Tyumen and Ufa, who took fourth and fifth place respectively. Other mayors who made it into the top ten include the heads of administration of Khanty-Mansiysk, Grozny, Salekhard, Veliky Novgorod, and Kaluga.
Igor Alexeev, a journalist, political technologist, media manager, and co-founder of the "Mozgokratia" project, commented on the ranking, stating that despite Alexander Beglov's position as the governor of St. Petersburg, there has been no noticeable change in the city. He pointed out that transportation issues and socio-economic development are still major concerns in the city.
The ranking of mayors in Russia provides an overview of the performance and achievements of city leaders across the country. It takes into account factors such as economic development, infrastructure development, social policies, and public satisfaction.
In addition to the ranking of mayors, the article also mentions that the widow of a billionaire from St. Petersburg has been included in the ranking of the richest women in Russia. Furthermore, it highlights the ranking of cities in terms of innovation development, in which St. Petersburg ranked higher than Moscow.
The article concludes by mentioning various other news topics, including new flight routes from St. Petersburg to Bangkok, the arrival of a thunderstorm cyclone in the city, the installation of surveillance cameras in children's playgrounds, and legal actions taken against the actor Alexei Panin.
