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Government to Review and Reduce Civil Service Staff

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Prime Minister Sergei Koretsky announced a review of the civil service structure. The government will analyze the number of employees in state bodies, including central executive authorities, to identify duplication of functions, unnecessary processes, and optimize the system. This includes reviewing the number of deputy ministers and deputy heads of central executive authorities. The government aims to strengthen digitalization in state management and change approaches to the professional training of civil servants. Responsibility for implementing these measures has been assigned to relevant ministries and central executive authorities.

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