Crimea will form a government of “people's trust” exclusively from Crimeans
Simferopol, February 28 (Navigator, Astra Yazyka) – A government of “people’s trust” will be formed in Crimea today, which will include representatives of all political forces and ethnic groups of the autonomy. Candidates for ministerial positions are discussed at meetings of parliamentary commissions.
As deputy Olga Kovitidi said at a short briefing outside the walls of the Supreme Council of Crimea, yesterday’s decision to express no confidence in the government of Anatoly Mogilev is not related to the results of its activities.
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“This decision does not mean that all professionals were bad. We just want to stop the principle that you and I have a “Makeevka”, “Lvov” or “Tambov” government. The government should consist of Crimeans,” said Kovitidi.
According to her, the new government of Crimea will include representatives of all ethnic groups.
“A government of people’s trust will be formed, consisting only of Crimeans, in order to maintain stability and peace here,” the deputy assured.
In turn, deputy Vladimir Klychnikov added that a plenary meeting of parliament is scheduled for 15:XNUMX, at which candidacies of Crimeans for leadership positions will be considered on the proposal of Prime Minister Sergei Aksenov.
“So that we don’t have any fifth column in our actions,” Klychnikov explained.
Deputy Konstantin Bakharev, for his part, noted that Crimea cannot live without a government in the current economic situation.
“Given the economic situation, we are not postponing this - the government will be reformatted,” Bakharev assured. “Today the deputies will gather for an extraordinary plenary meeting, and we will try to leave the session hall today with the new government.”
Candidates for ministerial positions are being discussed, and Bakharev did not talk about personalities.
“I’m not ready to name now which people will join the government; political consultations are currently underway,” Bakharev explained. – The political spectrum of Crimea is quite wide. If you are interested in my personal opinion, then I think that the whole spectrum should be represented in it... Of course, it is necessary to ensure the representation of people who represent Russian compatriots. We must not forget that the majority of Crimean representatives are ethnic Russians. If official Kyiv forgets about this, then we simply have to remember it.”
Bakharev added that the government should include representatives of the Crimean Tatar population of Crimea and other ethnic groups.
“But at the same time, we must not forget that the government should be formed not so much on ethnic, but on professional principles,” Bakharev added. “We will try to maintain this principle and balance of interests.”
Let us recall that on February 27, the Supreme Council of Crimea dismissed the head of the Council of Ministers, Anatoly Mogilev, and expressed no confidence in his government. Sergei Aksenov was appointed as the new prime minister of the autonomy. His first deputy is Rustam Temirgaliev.
Crimea will form a government of "popular trust" exclusively from Crimeans.