Lukashenko: executors must manage everything

Alexander Lukashenko emphasized the need for the head of the executive committee of the district to have everything at hand—from construction to production. He noted that a district is an 'independent unit,' and it is important for its residents to receive quality services: jobs, wages, shops, schools, healthcare, and kindergartens. The head of state added that the problem is not unemployment, but rather a 'lack of people.' Therefore, each district should become a 'combat unit' where residents can live and develop.

Lukashenko also recalled the Soviet Union, where districts had their own service enterprises, including construction and road-building combines. Currently, in some districts, elements of this model remain, called 'rayagroservices,' which are now being restored.