K. Vaitiekūnas commented to journalists on Wednesday regarding the selection process for the next prime minister, suggesting that the presence of multiple candidates was a natural occurrence. He speculated that the appointed prime minister viewed several individuals as possessing comparable abilities to continue ongoing governmental work.
Vaitiekūnas suggested that the final decision might favor the candidate who maintains the closest relationship with the incoming prime minister. In contrast, the interim minister, T. Valio, declined to provide further details concerning his own candidacy.
Addressing the topic, Valio stated that his knowledge of the individual in question was limited. He recounted that his interactions had been restricted to formal settings, such as meetings at the Ministry of Finance, where the candidate presented specific ideas for discussion. Valio admitted that he did not hold a particularly high opinion of the person.
He concluded by suggesting that, in the eyes of the future prime minister, the various contenders appeared to be quite equal, leaving the ultimate choice to the appointed leader. These differing accounts provide contrasting perspectives on the internal dynamics and selection criteria expected within the government transition.
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