Belarus Cracks Down on Bureaucracy: President's Directives Target Unproductive Meetings

The Belarusian president recently issued directives aimed at streamlining the country's bureaucracy. These directives aim to reduce excessive paperwork and unproductive meetings, focusing instead on tangible results. One Belarusian politician, in a recent interview, highlighted the president's emphasis on efficiency and the significant amount of time wasted in unnecessary meetings. "People sit there for three hours," he stated, "discussing things, but the focus should be on working and showing results, not just endless meetings." This initiative reflects a broader governmental push for efficiency and improved public services in Belarus.