Lukashenko congratulated the staff of the Presidential Administration on the 30th anniversary of its establishment

Head of State Alexander Lukashenko congratulated the staff and veterans of the Presidential Administration of the Republic of Belarus on the 30th anniversary of its establishment. BELTA was informed about this by the press service of the Belarusian leader.

"This important body of state administration was created in the challenging year of 1994 as a political headquarters ensuring the full implementation of the President's powers and control over the execution of his decisions," the congratulatory message reads. "The years of formation of an independent and strong Belarus have been a time for the Presidential Administration to develop the highest competencies and earn well-deserved authority, tempering and training hundreds of competent and successful leaders within its walls."

Currently, the staff of the Presidential Administration faces the same key tasks: coordinating legislative and ideological work, supporting various state programs, expert review and refinement of national projects in social, economic, domestic, and foreign policy, forming the head of state's personnel reserve, and ensuring the coordinated work of state administration bodies and the entire power vertical, the Belarusian leader noted.

"It is gratifying that amidst this large-scale multitasking, you do not forget about the most important thing – ordinary people," Alexander Lukashenko emphasized. "About 30,000 of our citizens turn to the Presidential Administration annually and find assistance here in resolving their life issues."

The Head of State expressed confidence that the highly professional and cohesive team of the Presidential Administration will continue to keep its finger on the pulse of the times and society and will do everything for the well-being and stability of beloved Belarus.

Alexander Lukashenko wished the staff and veterans of this state administration body health, happiness, peaceful skies, and new labor achievements.

Source: belta.by