Roman Starovoyt 1972 –
Biography
Roman Starovoyt was born on January 20, 1972, in Kursk, Russia, where he spent his early years before pursuing a career in public service. His professional trajectory led him to the highest levels of government, where he served as Minister of Transport of the Russian Federation, a position of significant responsibility overseeing the nation’s complex transportation infrastructure and networks.
Throughout his career, Starovoyt was dedicated to matters of national importance, working within the federal government to address the challenges and opportunities within Russia’s transport sector. His tenure in this ministerial role reflected his commitment to public service and his expertise in managing large-scale governmental operations.
Roman Starovoyt passed away tragically and was laid to rest at Smolenskoye Orthodox Cemetery in the Vasileostrovsky District of Russia, where he remains remembered for his contributions to his country’s public administration. His life and service continue to be part of Russia’s institutional history.
Cemetery Map
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