Lukashenka: Stop All Talking About Reforms Or Privatization

The dictator demanded to stop thinking about reforms but to introduce an even stricter working discipline at every workplace.

Lukashenka has stated today that he thinks it necessary to stop talking about the need for reforming of this or that sphere but to focus on the effective practical activity and realization of the set tasks. He has said this during appointment of the superiors of the local authoritative vertical, BELTA reports.

“Without order and discipline we will not go far, especially now. Stop talking about some reforming or I don’t know what else. We should work with what we have. Reforming means improving. If you see something wrong – improve it, fix it, but don’t break anything,” — the dictator has said.

“No one breaks anything in crisis, and there is nothing to break anyway. We have enterprises – they must work, — the ruler has underlined. — Just throw it out of your heads that we need to divide, privatize everything and it all will start working by itself. Nothing is going to work unless we work.”

“We need to make everyone do what they should do at their working place,” — Lukashenka has added.

We remind, on October 7, 2016 Lukashenka, having failed to obtain a credit from the IMF, addressed to the “deputies” of the old and the new convocation.

“I am ready for any reforms. The president is ready for drastic reforms, even the more drastic ones that the IMF demands today. The question is, whether you are ready for them. I am addressing to you, the people’s representatives. Ask everyone whether they are ready for the reforms,” — the dictator said back then.