Deputy Prime Minister of Russia Marat Khusnullin in an interview with IS "Vesti" told about the organization of a construction cooperative. According to a member of the Cabinet of Ministers, he was engaged in such business after returning from the army.
As part of the cooperative, Khusnullin and three other friends were engaged in various construction and repair work. And the most difficult thing was laying the parquet.
So Khusnullin worked part-time while studying at the institute.
"I know how to do all kinds of finishing works myself: put a brick, do welding, do roofing, I know how to do everything myself. I had one of the hardest jobs — laying parquet," said the Russian Deputy Prime Minister.
EADaily previously also informed about the words of Khusnullin, who considers it necessary for Russia to reach the Indian Ocean through the railway.
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