Presidential Administration of RussiaGovernment

The Presidential Administration of Russia is the executive office that directly supports the President of the Russian Federation in exercising constitutional powers and formulating state policy. It oversees the implementation of presidential decrees, coordinates advisory bodies, and manages relations between the head of state and other government branches. Established on July 19, 1991, by a decree of Boris Yeltsin, it played a central role in managing the political transition during the collapse of the Soviet Union and was later formally codified under the 1993 Constitution of Russia.