Belarusian Head of state Alexander Lukashenko has signed a decree on the dismissal of Deputy head of the Presidential Administration Igor Lutsky, the document was published on Wednesday on the National Legal Internet Portal.
“In accordance with article 84 of the Constitution of the Republic of Belarus, to dismiss Igor Vladimirovich Lutsk from the post of deputy head of the Presidential Administration of the Republic of Belarus,” the decree says.
Earlier, Lukashenko appointed Vladimir Pertsov to this position, who had previously been the country’s information minister for three years.
As for Lutsk himself, he joined the The Council of the Republic from the Brest region.
Recall that according to the legislation, each region and the capital are represented by eight people in the upper house of parliament. Eight more senators are appointed separately by the President. The new senators will automatically join the All-Belarusian People’s Assembly (VNC), a new constitutional body.
Lukashenko dismissed Rutsky from the post of deputy head of the Presidential Administration
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Earlier, Vladimir Pertsov, who headed the Ministry of Information, was appointed deputy head of the Presidential Administration.
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