Lukashenko hosts meeting on personnel management

Belarusian President Aleksandr Lukashenko is hosting a meeting to discuss improvements to personnel management on 16 June, BelTA has learned.

A wide range of representatives of the Belarus President Administration, the government, and the parliament as well as governors, ministers, and presidential aides in the regions are attending the meeting.

The president said that such a representative composition of the meeting was absolutely reasonable. “We are going to discuss the most important issue today. Human resources. Cadre are key. They decide everything. It is true,” the head of state said.

He pointed out that the meeting would discuss personnel management determine the prospects and outline shortcomings.

The president underlined that Belarus has a well-organized system of state administration: the government regulates economy, Belarus President Administration - ideology, personnel issues, legal control and preparation of regulations by the head of state, while governors supervise all these issues in the regions, cities and districts respectively.

“Those responsible have been identified. If you ask me if I am satisfied with the established system of the personnel management, I will say no,” the Belarusian leader said. According to him, this pertains first of all to the performance of the Belarus President Administration, although the personnel policy, of course, is wider and involves everyone attending the meeting.

“We have a legal framework and good practices. But time marches on, and we have to improve our personnel management policy, and maybe even the whole system,” Aleksandr Lukashenko said.