The logo of the Ministry of Transport of the Russian Federation features a golden double-headed eagle with outstretched wings, crowned with three crowns connected by a ribbon. On the eagle’s chest is a round shield in the form of a blue globe with golden parallels and meridians. On the surface of the globe is a silver compass rose — a symbol of navigation and direction — flanked by stylized wings. This emblem is used as the official symbol of the ministry and is applied on documents, websites, and in the ministry’s visual identity.
The Ministry of Transport of the Russian Federation (Mintrans of Russia) is a federal executive authority responsible for developing and implementing state policy in the field of transport. Its scope includes aviation, railway, road, maritime and inland water transport, as well as transport safety and logistics. The ministry drafts legal regulations, sets infrastructure standards, implements government programs, monitors the integration of Russian transport systems into the international network, and oversees strategic infrastructure projects.
