Director of the Fourth European Department of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Russian Federation since November 2000; born in 1956; graduated from MGIMO of the USSR Ministry of Foreign Affairs in 1979; has the rank of Envoy Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary of the 1st class; since 1979 he worked in various positions in the Central ... ... Big biographical encyclopedia
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Biography
In 1979 he graduated from MGIMO. Speaks German and English.
In diplomatic work since 1979. He has held various diplomatic positions in the central office of the ministry and in diplomatic missions abroad.
- In 1998-2000 - Counsellor-envoy of the Embassy of the Russian Federation in Germany.
- In 2000-2004 - Director of the 4th European Department of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Russia.
- In 2004-2007 - after the reform internal structure Ministry was the director of the 3rd European Department of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Russia.
- September 12, 2007 - February 21, 2012 - Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary of the Russian Federation to the Swiss Confederation and the Principality of Liechtenstein.
- Since February 21, 2012 - Ambassador-at-Large of the Russian Foreign Ministry.
- Since April 17, 2012 - head of the negotiating group on the legal status of the Sea of Azov and the Kerch Strait and the delimitation of maritime spaces in the Black Sea.
Since August 25, 2012 - Special Representative of the President of the Russian Federation for the delimitation and demarcation of the state border of the Russian Federation with neighboring states - members of the Commonwealth of Independent States and head of the Russian delegation at multilateral negotiations on the Caspian Sea.
Family
Married, has children and grandchildren.
Awards
- Order of Honor (February 3, 2015) - for huge contribution in the preparation and holding of the Fourth Caspian Summit in the city of Astrakhan in 2014.
- Order of Friendship (July 8, 2011) - for a great contribution to the implementation of the foreign policy of the Russian Federation and many years of conscientious work.
- Honorary Diploma of the Government of the Russian Federation (February 4, 2005) - for a great contribution to the implementation of the foreign policy of the Russian Federation.
- Order of St. Sergius of Radonezh III degree (April 24, 2002) - in consideration of labors
- Order of the Holy Right-Believing Prince Daniel of Moscow III degree (September 30, 2006) - in consideration of the labors and in connection with the 50th anniversary of his birth
Diplomatic rank
- Envoy Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary 2nd Class (April 16, 1997)
- Envoy Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary 1st Class (April 2, 2003)
- Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary (December 29, 2005).
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Igor Borisovich Bratchikov(genus. September 30th ( 19560930 ) ) is a Russian diplomat.
Biography
In diplomatic work since 1979. He has held various diplomatic positions in the central office of the ministry and in diplomatic missions abroad.
Family
Married, has children and grandchildren.
Awards
Diplomatic rank
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An excerpt characterizing Bratchikov, Igor Borisovich
- So you listen. I'll go to the police officer, and you tell the people, and so that they leave it, and so that there are carts.“I am listening,” Dron answered.
More Yakov Alpatych did not insist. He had ruled over the people for a long time, and he knew that the chief means of getting the people to obey was to show them no doubt that they might disobey. Having obtained from Dron a submissive “I am listening with”, Yakov Alpatych was satisfied with this, although he not only doubted, but was almost sure that the carts would not be delivered without the help of a military team.
And indeed, by the evening the carts had not been collected. There was again a meeting in the village near the tavern, and at the meeting it was supposed to drive the horses into the forest and not give out the wagon. Without saying anything about this princess, Alpatych ordered to lay down his own luggage from those who came from the Bald Mountains and prepare these horses for the princess's carriages, and he himself went to the authorities.
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After her father's funeral, Princess Marya locked herself in her room and did not let anyone in. A girl came up to the door to say that Alpatych had come to ask for orders to leave. (This was even before Alpatych's conversation with Dron.) Princess Marya got up from the sofa on which she was lying, and through the closed door she said that she would never go anywhere and asked to be left alone.
The windows of the room in which Princess Mary lay were to the west. She lay on the sofa facing the wall and, fingering the buttons on the leather pillow, saw only this pillow, and her vague thoughts were focused on one thing: she thought about the inevitability of death and about that spiritual abomination of hers, which she had not known until now and which came out during her father's illness. She wanted, but did not dare to pray, did not dare, in the state of mind in which she was, to turn to God. She lay in this position for a long time.
The sun had set on the other side of the house, and with slanting evening rays through the open windows illuminated the room and part of the morocco pillow, which Princess Marya was looking at. Her train of thought suddenly stopped. She unconsciously got up, straightened her hair, got up and went to the window, involuntarily breathing in the coolness of a clear but windy evening.
“Yes, now it’s convenient for you to admire in the evening! He is gone, and no one will bother you, ”she said to herself, and, sinking into a chair, she dropped her head on the windowsill.
Someone in a gentle and quiet voice called her from the side of the garden and kissed her on the head. She looked back. It was m lle Bourienne, in a black dress and pleats. She quietly approached Princess Marya, kissed her with a sigh, and immediately burst into tears. Princess Mary looked at her. All previous encounters with her, jealousy of her, were remembered by Princess Marya; I also remember how he Lately changed to m lle Bourienne, could not see her, and, therefore, how unfair were the reproaches that Princess Mary made to her in her soul. “And whether I, whether I, who wanted him dead, should condemn anyone! she thought.
Princess Mary vividly imagined the position of m lle Bourienne, recently distant from her society, but at the same time dependent on her and living in a strange house. And she felt sorry for her. She looked meekly inquiringly at her and held out her hand to her. M lle Bourienne immediately began to cry, began to kiss her hand and talk about the grief that had befallen the princess, making herself a participant in this grief. She said that the only consolation in her grief was that the princess allowed her to share it with her. She said that all former misunderstandings must be destroyed before the great grief, that she felt pure in front of everyone, and that from there he saw her love and gratitude. The princess listened to her, not understanding her words, but occasionally looking at her and listening to the sounds of her voice.
“Your situation is doubly terrible, dear princess,” m lle Bourienne said after a pause. – I understand that you could not and cannot think of yourself; but I am obliged to do this by my love for you ... Alpatych was with you? Did he talk to you about leaving? she asked.
Princess Mary did not answer. She did not understand where and who was supposed to go. “Is it possible to do something now, to think about something? Doesn't it matter? She didn't answer.
“Do you know, chere Marie,” said m lle Bourienne, “do you know that we are in danger, that we are surrounded by the French; driving is now dangerous. If we go, we will almost certainly be taken prisoner, and God knows ...
Princess Mary looked at her friend, not understanding what she was saying.
“Ah, if anyone knew how I don’t care now,” she said. - Of course, I would never want to leave him ... Alpatych told me something about leaving ... Talk to him, I can’t do anything, I don’t want to ...
- I spoke to him. He hopes that we will have time to leave tomorrow; but I think it would be better to stay here now,” said m lle Bourienne. - Because, you see, chere Marie, to fall into the hands of soldiers or rebellious peasants on the road - it would be terrible. - M lle Bourienne took out from her reticule an announcement on a non-Russian unusual paper by the French General Rameau that the inhabitants should not leave their homes, that they would be given due protection by the French authorities, and submitted it to the princess.
“I think it is better to address this general,” said m lle Bourienne, “and I am sure that you will be given due respect.
Princess Marya read the paper, and dry sobs twitched her face.
- Through whom did you get it? - she said.
“Probably they knew I was French by name,” m lle Bourienne said, blushing.
Princess Mary, paper in hand, got up from the window and with a pale face left the room and went to the former study of Prince Andrei.
“Dunyasha, call Alpatych, Dronushka, or someone to me,” said Princess Mary, “and tell Amalya Karlovna not to come in to me,” she added, hearing the voice of m lle Bourienne. – Hurry up to go! Drive faster! - said Princess Mary, horrified at the thought that she could remain in the power of the French.
“So that Prince Andrei knows that she is in the power of the French! So that she, the daughter of Prince Nikolai Andreevich Bolkonsky, asked Mr. General Ramo to protect her and enjoy his blessings! - This thought horrified her, made her shudder, blush and feel attacks of anger and pride that she had not yet experienced. Everything that was difficult and, most importantly, insulting in her position, was vividly presented to her. “They, the French, will settle in this house; Mr. General Ramo will take the office of Prince Andrei; will sort out and read his letters and papers for fun. M lle Bourienne lui fera les honneurs de Bogucharovo. [Mademoiselle Bourienne will receive him with honors in Bogucharovo.] They will give me a little room out of mercy; soldiers will ravage the fresh grave of their father in order to remove crosses and stars from him; they will tell me about the victories over the Russians, they will pretend to express sympathy for my grief ... - thought Princess Mary not with her own thoughts, but feeling obliged to think for herself with the thoughts of her father and brother. For her personally, it didn't matter where she stayed and whatever happened to her; but at the same time she felt herself a representative of her late father and Prince Andrei. She involuntarily thought with their thoughts and felt with their feelings. Whatever they said, what they would do now, she felt it necessary to do the very thing. She went to Prince Andrei's office and, trying to penetrate his thoughts, pondered her situation.
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| Igor Borisovich Bratchikov | |
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| since August 25, 2012 | |
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| Predecessor: | Alexander Vasilievich Golovin |
| since February 21, 2012 | |
| Predecessor: | Alexander Vasilievich Golovin |
| September 12, 2007 - February 21, 2012 | |
| Predecessor: | Dmitry Dmitrievich Cherkashin |
| Successor: | Alexander Vasilievich Golovin |
| September 12, 2007 - February 21, 2012 | |
| Predecessor: | Dmitry Dmitrievich Cherkashin |
| Successor: | Alexander Vasilievich Golovin |
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| Birth: | September 30th(1956-09-30
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Igor Borisovich Bratchikov(genus. September 30th ( 19560930 ) ) is a Russian diplomat.
Biography
In diplomatic work since 1979. He has held various diplomatic positions in the central office of the ministry and in diplomatic missions abroad.
Family
Married, has children and grandchildren.
Awards
Diplomatic rank
Write a review on the article "Bratchikov, Igor Borisovich"
Notes
Links
- . Interview to Nasha Gazeta (Switzerland)
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