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MINSK, 14 February (BelTA) – A number of important documents that were submitted to the head of state had been poorly prepared, Belarusian President Aleksandr Lukashenko said at the meeting with the leadership of the Council of Ministers on 14 February, BelTA has learned.
“We have a good tradition of consulting on the most important matters that are brought to the president's attention. This pertains to decrees or ordinances of the president. The draft documents have been prepared, there are some questions regarding them. I would like to receive clarifying and additional answers. We are set to consider several important economic matters and take the most optimal decisions on them,” Aleksandr Lukashenko said opening the meeting.
The draft documents that were presented to the president deal with the expansion of functions of centers that provide services to state-funded organizations, financing of public theaters, a mechanism for incorporating poorly performing agricultural organizations into state-owned enterprises, and support for Minsk Automobile Plant. Aleksandr Lukashenko harshly criticized each of the documents disagreeing with a number of proposals. The head of state pointed out to the superficial approach to preparing important documents, the lack of focus on cost optimization.
