Director-General, Executive Committee of the Regional Commonwealth in the Field of Communications

Born on April 15, 1980 in Potsdam, Germany. A citizen of the Russian Federation. Mr. Borodin holds a university degree and academic degrees as a Candidate of Technical Sciences and a Candidate of Political Sciences. He held senior positions at Rostelecom and Satellite Communications. He was also in charge of the research in new information and communication technologies, national and international standardization, and new regulatory standards.
Since 2013: Coordinator at the Regional Commonwealth in the Field of Communications in charge of plenipotentiary conferences and ITU Council sessions.
Since 2022: Director of the Center for Support of Scientific and Technical Activities and International Cooperation at Satellite Communications.
In 2024, he was elected as Director-General of the RCC Executive Committee by Decision of the Council of the RCC Communications Administration Heads, No. 59/29 dated November 20, 2023.
Mr. Borodin has co-authored many international standards in the field of communication protocols, identification, the Internet of Things, and next-generation communications networks.
Author of more than 60 scientific articles and publications on communication technologies in Russian, English, and Arabic.
He received letters of commendation from the Russian Minister of Communications and Mass Media and was awarded a medal and an order for his contribution to the development of the Regional Commonwealth in the Field of Communications.