Murat Akhedzhak

Murat Kazbekovich Akhedzhak (Russian: Мура́т Казбе́кович Ахеджа́к; July 18, 1962, village Pseytuk,^[1] Takhtamukaysky District, Adyghe Autonomous Oblast, Krasnodar Krai, USSR — December 7, 2010, Freiburg, Germany^[2]) was a Deputy Head of Administration of Krasnodar Krai in the 2002–2010. He was awarded Hero of Labor of Kuban medal (posthumously).^[3]

He came from a princely family Akhedzhakov's. He graduated from Kuban State Technological University on speciality civil engineer (1983). Candidate of Technical Sciences.^[4]

In May 2005, he was urgently hospitalized in a Krasnodar hospital with the diagnosis of Peritonitis, which turned out to be a complication of acute appendicitis (appendectomy). After that he was sent to the clinic in Freiburg, Germany, where he went a long course of treatment, moving through more than 30 operations. A year later he returned to Krasnodar and continued to work in the administration of Krasnodar Krai.^[5]

The evening of December 7, 2010 he died of a heart attack.^[6][7]

Murat Akhedzhak was married, he had two children.^[8]

On 27 June 2012, in the city of Kropotkin, Krasnodar Krai, Sergei Yesenin Street was renamed Murat Akhedzhak Street.^[9] On 13 July, in Novorossiysk, Krasnodar Krai, one of the newly built streets was also named after Murat Akhedzhak.^[10]

Murat Akhedzhak was married and had two children.^[11]

His father, Kazbek Ismailovich Akhedzhak, as of 2011, was a co-founder of several companies and the owner of 75 apartments in the “Chistye Prudy” residential complex, with a total area of 5,199 square meters and a market value of 230 million rubles.^[12]

• Order of Friendship (14 June 2009) — for labor achievements, many years of dedicated service.^[13]
• Commendation of the President of the Russian Federation (4 October 2008) — for active work in organizing the reception of refugees from South Ossetia and providing humanitarian aid to those affected.^[14]

• Биография
• Ахеджак заложил основы стабильности Кубани, говорится в некрологе