Alexey Nechaev heads the Supervisory Board of the Path Home Autonomous Nonprofit Organization

Moscow, December 18, 2024 – Alexey Nechaev, leader of the New People faction in the State Duma, was appointed chair of the Supervisory Board of the autonomous nonprofit organization “Path Home Center for Assistance with Voluntary Resettlement,” founded in early 2023 and dedicated to assisting the resettlement of compatriots from unfriendly countries.
With the support of the Project, which began in January 2023, more than 2,300 families (9,000 people) have moved to Russia. More than 175,000 inquiries from potential migrants have been processed. Dozens of roundtables and events have been held, hotlines have been launched in two languages, and more than 300 public online consultations have been organized as livestreams, attended by hundreds of thousands of people.
One of the key tasks facing the Path Home Autonomous Nonprofit Organization is helping compatriots who were forced to leave their homeland due to political instability, economic hardship, and persecution in countries hostile to Russia. In the current geopolitical climate, the resettlement and integration of these people is becoming increasingly relevant.

The resettlement of compatriots from unfriendly countries is an important part of Russia’s state policy aimed at protecting the rights of citizens who find themselves in difficult circumstances abroad. In recent years, more and more compatriots from Ukraine, the Baltic countries, Europe, and other territories have faced the threat of repression, pressure, and discrimination. For many of them, returning to Russia is the only way to preserve their safety and dignity.
Alexey Nechaev has many years of experience in the social and political spheres, which will enable him to effectively coordinate the organization’s work and attract additional resources to implement resettlement and integration programs.
New People believes that the resettlement of compatriots is not only a humanitarian task, but also an important part of state policy that helps strengthen ties with compatriots abroad and make up for the shortage of labor and intellectual resources within the country. Supporting citizens returning from unfriendly countries will be important for Russia’s future.