Deputies are actively working among work collectives on the eve of the elections
January 21, 2025
As the election campaign for the President of Belarus gains momentum with the start of early voting, deputies are actively holding meetings with workers from various enterprises and organizations.
Today, January 21, Anatoly Sivko, Deputy of the House of Representatives of the National Assembly of the Republic of Belarus, and Vera Telitsa, Chairperson of the Glubokoye District Council of Deputies, visited the private construction organization "Auta," the Glubokoye Housing and Communal Services, and Motor Transport Enterprise No. 16. The agenda included discussions on the upcoming presidential elections, their importance for the country's future, and answers to citizens' pressing questions.
– Today, we stand on the threshold of a pivotal event in our country's life – the presidential elections, – noted Anatoly Sivko. – Every citizen must realize their responsibility for the future of Belarus. Everyone's vote matters, as it is through elections that we decide what our tomorrow will be. The presidential elections in Belarus are not just a formality but a crucial stage in the development of civil society. Each vote can be decisive in determining the country's future development path.
Vera Telitsa emphasized the importance of active public participation in the elections:
– Citizens must understand that only through participation in democratic processes can they truly influence their country's future. The fate of our society, its development, and prosperity depend on who becomes President.
The meetings were held in an atmosphere of open dialogue. Employees asked questions of interest concerning land relations, legislative norms regulating the construction industry, and even interest rates on car loans. One of the questions concerned the recently completed work to provide hot water supply to residential buildings in the urban settlement of Podsvilje, which the deputies had actively advocated for.
– I want to express my gratitude to everyone who participated in resolving this issue, – said one of the attendees. – Now we have hot water year-round, which has significantly improved our quality of life.
Anatoly Sivko assured those gathered that work on improving citizens' living conditions is ongoing:
– We are doing everything possible to ensure that every person feels comfortable in their home. Issues of improving settlements and providing utility services remain priority areas of work for deputies.
It should be noted that such meetings not only inform the public about the significance of the upcoming vote but also give citizens the opportunity to directly ask representatives of the authorities questions that concern them. This once again confirms the deputies' commitment to open dialogue and constructive work for the benefit of their constituents.
