Biography
Oleg Morozov - Russian politician and political analyst, deputy of all convocations of the Russian State Duma, as well as the representative of Tatarstan in the Council of Federation of the Russian Federation.
Oleg Viktorovich Morozov was born on November 5, 1953 in Kazan. The father of the boy, Viktor Stepanovich, grew up in a large family, fought in the war of 1941-1945, received 2 injuries. Completed service in the ranks of the sun in the rank of colonel. Ninell Georgievna's mother graduated from Kazan University, after which she worked on defense enterprises. In addition to Oleg, Olga's daughter was still in the family, in the future he went on an economic path.
In childhood, Oleg developed, ahead of age - has already learned to read at 3 years. After school education, he went in the footsteps of the mother and entered the KSU to the Faculty of History and Philology, who graduated with honors in 1976, receiving a specialty of a political scientist and a teacher of Soclishment.
Career and politics
In 1980, deciding not to dwell on the achieved, Oleg Viktorovich became a candidate of philosophical sciences, after which she took the teaching office at the Department of Scientific Communism. In the mid-1980s, he got the opportunity to go to foreign internship, where during the year he studied at the Department of Political Science Bonn University.
After returning from abroad, in 1985, Morozova was elected to a university partner, and already in 29 years old young scientist became an associate professor at which he taught. Until 1987 was the deputy secretary of PARTOMA, then he was headed by the Department of the Regional Committee of the CPSU Tatarstan. In the restructuring, from 1991 to 1993, wrote for the newspaper "Soviet Tatar". Also, since 1991, he worked as a consultant of the presidential office of the Soviet Union, later became the deputy of the general director of Biotechnology JSC. In 1994, Morozova's biography was replenished with the post of deputy of the Russian State Duma of the 1st convocation.
A year later, the policy was elected co-chairman of the "regions of Russia", and also put forward a candidate for deputies of the State Duma of the 2nd convocation. Having gathered a sufficient number of votes, Oleg Viktorovich became a member of the next composition of the Duma, where he was again the co-chairman of the Russian Regions, later, in 1997, going to an increase and becoming the chairman.
In addition, in the fall of 1997, the politician became a member of the Interdepartmental Commission of the Social Security Commission of the Russian Federation. In 1999, Oleg Viktorovich rose at the origins of the "All Russia" block, where a little later took the post of head of the executive committee, and also turned out to be one of the politicians who voted for the impeachment of Boris Yeltsin.
At the same time, when at the end of the year Morozov asked a question, whether he sees Vladimir Putin by the president of the country, the politician answered the "power" to the weekly. Also in 1999 he participated in the elections to the State Duma of the 3rd convocation from the electoral block "Fatherland - all Russia" and was again elected by typing more than 45% of the votes.
Since 2000, a man standing at the roaring of the "Regions of Russia - the Union of Independent Deputies" and from "all of Russia" participated in the congress of the Unity party, however, it was refused from a leadership position. Despite the recent doubts, in 2002, Morozov was openly said that the party "United Russia" in the upcoming elections to put forward president Vladimir Putin. When elected to the State Duma of the 4th convocation, the politician was already registered already in United Russia.
After the elections to the State Duma of 2007, Morozov was again in the deputy chair, being a prominent "United Russia", and became a member of the Committee on Budgets and Taxes. In 2011, he became a deputy of the 6th convocation, and from 2012 to 2015 it was the head of the Department of Internal Policy of the Presidential Administration.
On September 18, 2015, the President of Tatarstan Rustam Minnikhanov Oleg Viktorovich was appointed senator from Tatarstan.
Personal life
Until 2015, Oleg Viktorovich was an entrepreneur of Zemfira Morozov, a historian for education. In November 2015, the pair officially broke up. Two children were born in marriage, the daughters of Arina and Glafira. Now the family policy is even more: he has 3 grandson.
In addition to political activities, Morozov continues to remain scientists. The man is written, independently in collaboration, more than 50 scientific articles. In addition, Oleg Viktorovich - Laureate of the Journalist Prize of the Republic of Tatarstan "Crystal Feather".
In addition to the family, science and politics, in the personal life of Morozov there is a place and hobbies: he likes to play a piano and collects hippos figures, and the collection has more than 300 copies.
Oleg Morozov now
Now Oleg Morozov remains a senator, consists of the Federation Council on international affairs and meets in the Duma. In connection with the active activities of a man, his photos regularly appear in reports of relevant news.
Politician occupies a pro-government position and is distinguished by a clear and categorical rhetoric on the US attempts and the European Union to influence the political situation in Russia and the world through economic sanctions.
No less tough position Oleg Viktorovich also occupies in matters of conflict of Russia and Ukraine. In particular, when in November 2018, 15 Russian courts were detained in the Sea of Azov, Morozov, the "Look" newspaper described how "a real war in this water area" and stated that it was a provocation from Ukraine.
Despite the comment on the provocative nature of the actions of the Ukrainian authorities, the senator insists on the need for response.
Awards
- Order "For Merit to Fatherland" III degree
- Order "For Merit to Fatherland" IV degree
- Order of Honor
- Medal "In memory of the 850th anniversary of Moscow"
- Medal "In memory of the 300th anniversary of St. Petersburg"
- Medal "In memory of the 1000th anniversary of Kazan"
- Honorary Government of the Russian Federation
- Two gratitude from the President of Russia
- Medal "For Combat Commonwealth"
- Order of the Republic of Crimea "For loyalty to debt"