President of Belarus, Alexander Lukashenko, on May 25 stated that the recent appointments, resignations and reshuffles in the country's government form a part of "permanent process in personnel policy of any state". "You should not attempt to search for elements of "emergency situation" here, as political opponents reiterate", Belarusian leader called on the participants of a meeting with activists of Minsk region.
«I’ll say once again: as the state develops there should continue a normal and natural process of formation and improvement of human capacities. The stagnation is unacceptable, it should not happen, because it will lead, as you say, to regress and retrogression, BelTA quotes the head of state.
At the same time, Alexander Lukashenko demanded to improve the personnel policy in Minsk region. «My assignments to Leonid Krupets, during his appointment to the post of the governor, to put in order the situation with the staff have not been fulfilled. You have not put an end to the mess in selection and placement of executives and specialists of agricultural organizations. The business suffer from their high replacement and prolonged vacancies», the president of Belarus stressed.
President of Belarus, Alexander Lukashenko, on May 20 made a number of personnel decisions, according to which, the ex-chairman of the Council of the Republic, Barys Batura, was appointed to the post of the head of Minsk Regional Executive Committee, and Valery Ivanov became his first deputy.
Furthermore, Alexander Lukashenko, changed the leadership of Ministry of Agriculture and Foodstuffs. Its former chief, Semyon Shapiro, will now hold the post of the chairman of Grodno regional executive committee and the post of Minister of Agriculture was taken by the Chairman of the Standing Committee of the House of Representatives on the problems of the Chernobyl Catastrophe, Ecology and the Environment, Mikhail Rusy.
