Lukashenko wants decision on future of Belarusian Oil Company
Belarusian President Alexander Lukashenko, making personnel decisions on December 2, instructed to determine the future of the Belarusian Oil Company, a BELTA correspondent reports.
While approving the candidacy of the General Director of CJSC "Belarusian Oil Company," the Head of State emphasized that professionals in their field work in this structure – about 80 people. But at the moment, according to the President, they are not sufficiently loaded. "They, it seems to me, are underloaded in this company. It's a pity for these specialists. I know that there are very good specialists there," he said.
"We need to strongly decide on the Belarusian Oil Company. It must be fully loaded," the Head of State set the task. "If not, then these specialists should work in their field throughout the country." Addressing Marat Maletsky, whose candidacy the President approved for the position of General Director of the Belarusian Oil Company, Alexander Lukashenko instructed: "You, together with the government and Dmitry Nikolaevich (Krutoy, Head of the Presidential Administration. - BELTA note), need to clearly decide – to be or not to be this company. And in order to be, a certain scope of work is needed. I think you will decide."