MINSK, 14 August (BelTA) – Belarus President Aleksandr Lukashenko made a number of personnel management decisions on 14 August. The president authorized the appointment of new heads of seven districts of the country and in the administration of one district in the city of Grodno, BelTA has learned.
The appointment of Nikolai Bortnik as the Chairman of the Ivanovo District Executive Committee has been authorized. Up till now he has been the head of OAO Tyshkovichi-Agro in the same district.
Vladimir Senchuk will lead the Kamenets District Executive Committee by replacing Vitaly Kulak, who will be appointed Deputy Agriculture and Food Minister. Vladimir Senchuk will be transferred to the Kamenets District Executive Committee from the position of the Chairman of the Brest District Executive Committee. His previous position will be filled by Grigory Panasyuk, who has been First Deputy Chairman of the Zhabinka District Executive Committee, Head of the Office for Agriculture and Food up till now.
The appointment of Piotr Belus as the Chairman of the Glubokoye District Executive Committee has been authorized. He has been working as a Deputy Chairman of the Braslav District Executive Committee up till now and has been overseeing housing and utilities industry and civil engineering industry.
Chairman of the Senno District Executive Committee Oleg Makarevich will be transferred to the position of the Chairman of the Dubrovno District Executive Committee. His previous job will be filled by Aleksandr Klyachin, who has been the Deputy Head of the Administration of Zheleznodorozhny District of Vitebsk in charge of overseeing the civil engineering industry and the housing and utilities industry.
The president also authorized the appointment of Dmitry Stankevich as the Chairman of the Chashniki District Executive Committee. He has been working as a Deputy Chairman of the Smorgon District Executive Committee in charge of overseeing the housing and utilities industry and the civil engineering industry up till now.
In accordance with the head of state’s decision the Administration of Oktyabrsky District of Grodno will be led by Zoya Kulesha. She has been working as a Deputy Chairwoman of the Grodno City Executive Committee up till now.
Apart from that, personnel changes have been authorized in the Vitebsk Oblast Executive Committee. Snezhana Titova will be appointed chief administrator. She has been working as the head of the Vitebsk Oblast branch of the Republican Center for Health Improvement and Sanatorium-Resort Treatment of the Population up till now.
The head of state asked the executives about the state of affairs in the districts in detail. The conversation touched upon agriculture, personnel shortage, performance discipline, and other aspects of work of municipal authorities.
Addressing Vladimir Senchuk, Aleksandr Lukashenko wondered why he is moving from the Brest District Executive Committee to the Kamenets District Executive Committee. “How do you explain this shuffle? We have always believed that an executive committee in the country’s capital or an oblast capital is slightly higher and more prestigious. And you’ve decided to work in the Kamenets District Executive Committee,” the president clarified.
Vladimir Senchuk explained he would like to use the experience of working in Brest for the sake of developing the economy of Kamenets District among other things. In his words, Kamenets District has a rather well-developed agribusiness complex. Apart from that, the region has a rich tourism potential that can be developed.
Since the president authorized the appointment of heads of several districts in Vitebsk Oblast, he was interested in learning the state of affairs in the region and what problems are the most pressing ones from the point of view of the municipal administrators. According to the heads of the district administrations, there are certain shortcomings in personnel management and performance discipline.
The conversation also touched upon the availability of machines and vehicles for agricultural enterprises in the districts. Agricultural enterprises often have good modern harvesters but they sometimes lack the specialists that can drive them. This is why Aleksandr Lukashenko drew attention of the heads of the district administrations to the need to personally know good specialists, who can be employed to drive the vehicles and machines during harvesting operations.
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