Weekly ministerial coordination remains a fixture of the political calendar, with some ministers having established the Wednesday lunch and meeting as a regular component of their professional duties. Efforts continue within the government structure, noting that M. Sinkevičius’ team currently comprises six members.
Several key cabinet members, previously linked to Inga Ruginienė’s team, are actively participating in the current administration. These include Robertas Kaunas, who has been delegated to lead the Ministry of Defense; Ramina Popovienė, the Minister of Education, Science and Sports; Juris Taminkus, the Minister of Transport; and Kęstutis Budrys, the Minister of Foreign Affairs. The ongoing work of the 21st government continues through the efforts of other ministers.
Rita Tamašunienė, the Minister of Justice and a member of the Law and Justice party, and Edvinas Grikšas, the Minister of Agriculture and Innovation, are also involved in these discussions. Despite the continuous coordination among these ministers, commentary regarding the overall government program has been critical. Concerns have been voiced, suggesting that the policy implementation process has been overly forceful or rapid.
These discussions underscore the ongoing effort required by the cabinet to manage policy execution and maintain governmental momentum across various sectors.
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