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“It was the hardest 100 days of my life,” I. Šimonytė admitted to LRT radio on Tuesday.
At the time, when asked on the radio show how she evaluated the work of Health Minister Arūnas Dulkis, the Prime Minister emphasized that she was satisfied with the work of all the ministers so far.
“I am satisfied with the work of all my ministers so far, because if it were different in some way, they would be different decisions. And, obviously, that work is hard, and that is the work where you work the most, where many processes are carried out at the same time. And the hardest part is that you have to run that process and create the process at the same time. Because those processes were not created, ”said I. Šimonytė.
“Obviously, it is always more convenient to look sideways, and I am also more sideways in this sense than the minister himself, who is within everything,” he added.
Criticism is valuable and important, but the government only works for 100 days
The Prime Minister also refrained from commenting on former Prime Minister Saulius Skvernelis’s criticism that the government’s work had turned into a tragedy in the first nearly 100 days. According to her, evaluators have the right to evaluate and express their opinion.
“I probably always see a base in strong criticism and labels, it is of course a matter of taste,” added I. Šimonytė.
At the time, in response to criticism of the vaccination campaign in the public sphere, I. Šimonytė pointed out that during the first 100 days of the Government, many people expected that the Cabinet of Ministers would perform miracles and do all the unfulfilled tasks. during the previous period.
“Again, criticism is probably very valuable and very important, but the Government is working for 100 days and apparently for many it seems that within 100 days the Government had to perform miracles, carry out all the public purchases, prepare campaigns, not I was probably when it was possible and to be better prepared ”, emphasized I. Šimonytė.
“Now it’s a campaign of people who have decided to do it themselves, based on sociological research, it’s probably easier for anyone to criticize the work, but I think people really worked sincerely, for free and did the best they could.” , He said. additional.
ELTA recalls that former Prime Minister S. Skvernelis says that the work of the Government headed by I. Šimonytė, who replaced him in the first 100 days, turned into a simple tragedy. According to a politician belonging to the peasant faction, doubts arise both about the competence of the members of the Cabinet of Ministers and about the current environment in the government in general. Furthermore, S. Skvernelis considers, the work of the right-wing government may not be hampered not only by the fragile majority in the Seimas, but also by the Presidency.
