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As the president’s spokesman, Antanas Bubnelis, said after the meeting, the head of state hopes that the future Minister of Health will have strong crisis management capabilities.
“According to the president, we are currently in a very difficult situation, when we managed to cope very well with the first wave of COVID, (…) at this moment it can be said that the situation is the other way around. (…) This ministry, which is leading the way to face this crisis, requires a leader with strong skills in crisis management and change implementation, and that experience. Decisions in this situation must be made quickly, decisively and efficiently ”, emphasized A. Bubnelis.
Long-term challenges in the areas supervised by the Ministry of Health were also discussed during the meeting.
According to the representative of the head of state, the requirements for the Minister of Health to be a doctor were not mentioned in the evaluations.
G. Nausėda plans to express her assessment of the Prime Minister candidates after meeting with her on Tuesday morning. After this meeting a press conference will be held.
Has a pandemic management plan of more than 130 points
The candidate said he came to the meeting with a specific pandemic management plan that includes more than 130 different measures.
Although A. Dulkys said that he couldn’t name those points specifically because “he’s still missing some components,” he did name some of them. Depending on the candidate, complete information is needed to create a complete plan.
“The first step would be to harmonize all the existing governance structures, (…) to unite all its activities and communication in a single system. The second thing is to evaluate the real situation with the data, if we have a lack of analysts, if we have a lack of quality data, perhaps we still do not have some data. Furthermore, in the context of collaboration across the governance system, those chains that are now perhaps empowered and empowered, corrected, empowered and incompletely motivated to do so.
“A certain set of measures is related to stocks and what their actual status is, so that we can start using both antigens as soon as possible, and vaccination should become a key part of our plan,” said A. Dulkys.
When asked how he would explain to people the importance of the restrictions, why not go to the central Christmas trees of the city, the candidate offered two letters before leaving, one for the doctors and the other for the people whose relatives they will not go to the Christmas tree.
“What is happening with the Christmas trees does not really decorate us, but today I am not going to blame anyone. Perhaps I would ask those people who are still preparing to ride their bikes and the traffic jams towards the Christmas trees, to try to work with families, with children, delve into the essence of those holidays, feel its real spiritual content and such. once write two letters before leaving home. Write a letter to our medical community because they see people die every day. And write another letter to that imaginary child whose parents or grandparents cannot take to that Christmas tree because they have died. People are dying, “admitted A. Dulkys, saying he was worried about people.
If he became a minister, he would consult Mr. Veryga The
The Minister candidate, if he becomes Minister of Health, will consult, if necessary, not only with Aurelijus Veryga, acting Minister, but also with other former heads of the Ministry.
“I have twenty years of experience as a manager, I don’t think I will change my principles. I believe that in the future, if I am entrusted with these responsibilities, I will certainly listen, communicate and try to learn first-hand all the lessons, not only from the current Minister, but also from the previous leaders of this institution. I believe that the lessons, the successes and the errors move between generations and I will not ignore them, ”he said.
The candidate also claimed that the meeting with President Gitan Nauseda went smoothly.
“It was a friendly and cordial meeting of people. “We not only touched on the issues of the pandemic, not only the issue of health care, but we also exchanged other personal messages about the places of childhood,” he said.
By education – economist
Economist, Doctor in Social Sciences, civil servant held the position of Auditor General from 2015 to 2020.
The head of state G. Nausėda decided to appoint Mindaugas Macijauskas to his position. A. Dulkys received his education from the Vilnius University (VU) Faculty of Economics, then deepened his knowledge of economics in doctoral studies.
The scientific interests of A. Dulkis were the European Economic and Monetary Union, the history of the Lithuanian national currency (litas) and globalization.
A. Dulkys is married and has three daughters: Catherine, Barbora and Dite.
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