Rizvan Kurbanov is an excellent example of how a simple person who began his professional career as a public servant of the lower echelon was able to break into big politics. Such life examples give people additional motivation in their efforts to achieve something meaningful in life. Let us consider the life path that Kurbanov Rizvan Daniyalovich went through. The biography of this person, of course, will be interesting to everyone, and useful to those people who want to achieve certain heights in life.
Childhood and youth
Rizvan Kurbanov was born on January 3, 1961 in the city of Buinaksk, which at that time was the district center of the Dagestan ASSR. It was a small provincial town with a population of about 35 thousand people. It was in this city that Rizvan Kurbanov spent the first years of his life, whose nationality is associated with the Laks, one of the indigenous peoples of Dagestan.
At the age of 17, Rizvan entered the Caspian boarding school, which he successfully completed in a year. In 1979, he was admitted to the same school as a senior pioneer leader. In the same year he was drafted into the ranks of the Soviet Army. He served in the Airborne Forces, which was located in the city of Kirovabad (now Ganja) in Azerbaijan.
After completing the service, in 1981, Rizvan Kurbanov entered the law faculty of the Vladimir Ilyich Lenin State University in Makhachkala, which he successfully graduated in 1986 with a degree in Law.
Career in investigative bodies
After graduation, the future politician began working as a trainee for an investigator of the prosecutor's office in his native Dagestan. However, he did not stay in this position for a long time, since the successes and efforts of a purposeful young man could not but be noticed by the authorities. He was soon promoted to investigator. The following appointments were not long in coming, yielding under the pressure of professionalism of Rizvan Daniyalovich. He worked as an assistant prosecutor, then as a prosecutor. By 2003, Kurbanov served as deputy prosecutor of the Republic of Dagestan, and also was a Makhachkala environmental prosecutor.
The activities of Rizvan Kurbanov for the benefit of the Motherland did not go unnoticed by the higher leadership. More than once he was awarded with awards, insignia, diplomas. So, in 1999, he was presented with a nominal weapon, in 2011 Rizvan Danilovich was awarded the Order of Courage, and in 2005 a medal to the 200th anniversary of the Ministry of Justice of Russia. In addition, in 2001 he was awarded the title of Honored Lawyer of Dagestan. There were quite a lot of smaller awards and titles that Rizvan Kurbanov received. The biography of this person in the service of the state is replete with such moments. But these awards would not have been if he had not been worthy of them.
In 2004, expecting a new increase, Rizvan Kurbanov graduated from the Russian Academy of Public Administration. In the same year, he became deputy head of the Main Department of the Ministry of Justice for the Central Federal District. In this position, Rizvan Daniyalovich worked for two years. He was forced to leave her, as he entered the in-patient department of the doctoral program of the academy where he had studied before. Four years later, the dissertation was successfully defended, and from that moment on, Rizvan Kurbanov became a doctor of law.
Political career
Quite fruitfully spent the first period of his active work Rizvan Kurbanov. The biography of this man in the following years was inextricably linked with politics.
Previous merits in the public service contributed to the fact that since March 2010 he was appointed to the high post of Deputy Prime Minister of Dagestan. In addition, in November of that year, he became chairman of a commission that is engaged in the rehabilitation of individuals who have decided to end terrorist activities. This problem is especially relevant for the republics of the North Caucasus.
Fight against illegal armed groups
During his work in the prosecutor's office, as well as when he was deputy prime minister of Dagestan, Rizvan Kurbanov contributed to the active struggle against illegal armed groups and terrorist groups. But at the same time, he defended the right of members of these groups to forgive if they voluntarily agreed to end their criminal past. This position was dictated not only by mercy, but also by the desire to undermine the ranks of illegal formations from the inside, giving former militants and their accomplices hope for forgiveness. Therefore, Rizvan Daniyalovich was especially responsible for the chairmanship of the commission for the rehabilitation of persons formerly members of illegal armed groups.
Deputy
In the elections to the State Duma of the Russian Federation, which took place on December 4, 2011, Rizvan Daniyalovich Kurbanov was nominated as a deputy from the ruling United Russia party. In general, the party gained more than 64% of the vote, which allowed the honored lawyer of Dagestan to get into parliament. But even here Rizvan Kurbanov was not lost. State Duma deputy from United Russia became deputy chairman of the state committee. to construction.
Currently, Rizvan Kurbanov remains a member of the State Duma, the next election of which is scheduled for September 18, 2016.
Legislative initiatives
Deputy Rizvan Kurbanov is known for some of his high-profile legislative initiatives, which suggests that he is not just serving a seat in the Duma, but really working.
So, in early 2013, Rizvan Kurbanov was one of the initiators of the bill stating that each subject of the Russian Federation would have the right to choose the format for electing the head of the region, which he considers to be the most optimal: direct elections or elections through the local parliament. According to the deputy, this bill is most relevant for multinational republics, such as his native Dagestan, in which direct voting often takes place on a national rather than professional basis, which negatively affects governance.
In November 2013, he introduced a bill stating that a visa-free regime, which is currently operating in Russia for CIS citizens, will be granted to a specific person only for six months. The adoption of such a regime, according to Rizvan Kurbanov, should contribute to streamlining migration processes. There are restrictions in Russia, according to which a foreigner from the CIS countries can stay on its territory without issuing proper documents for 90 days. But many people have learned to circumvent this restriction, after 3 months crossing the Russian border in the opposite direction, and returning again. That is, in fact, a deadline of 90 days turns into a formality. It was in order to stop such a practice that the initiative of Rizvan Kurbanov was directed. However, many deputies criticized the bill, as, in their opinion, it contributes to the formation of prerequisites for corruption abuse.
Political perspectives
Many experts are optimistic about the further development of Rizvan Kurbanov’s political career, based on his industriousness, abilities and ambitions. Analysts believe that he is aiming for the chair of the head of the Republic of Dagestan. However, it is quite possible that they are not far from the truth. Rizvan Daniyalovich’s ambitions are really quite large, he has wide support both among politicians and businessmen in Moscow and Dagestan. However, he also has enough opponents.
An additional argument about the desire of Kurbanov to become the head of the republic is the fact that he was among the initiators of the law, which allowed indirect elections of the first persons of the subjects of the federation. In direct elections, given that the Lak ethnic group, to which Kurbanov belongs, occupies only the fifth place in Dagestan, his chances of being elected would be minimal. With the election of the president of the republic as members of the parliament, the prospect of the presidency for Rizvan Daniyalovich becomes quite real.
A family
For many people, despite their professional or social ambitions, the family plays a significant role. An exception is not Kurbanov Rizvan Daniyalovich. Family for him is far from the last place in life. Rizvan Kurbanov has a wife and son, with whom he currently lives in Moscow. He knows like no one else that it is important for a politician to have a reliable rear and a warm family hearth.
