Speaking to journalists following a Social Democrats council meeting on Saturday, R. Duchnevičius stated that the party views the work of the current Prime Minister, M. Sinkevičius, as satisfactory.
He affirmed that he foresees no issue with her continuing in the role of prime minister. Duchnevičius emphasized that the party’s immediate focus is on observing how the entire government structure will coalesce. He noted that the discussion regarding the prime minister’s position will occur after the full government composition is finalized, reiterating, “For now, our Prime Minister is working, we trust her and she continues her work.”
According to the mayor of the Vilnius district, the decision to conclude the coalition agreement with the “Nemuno aušra” party had been a process maturing over an extended period, making him pleased that M.
Sinkevičius assumed responsibility for the finalization of that transition. The Social Democrats confirmed that the decision to alter the coalition partnership with “Nemuno aušra” had been reached. Consequently, the reaction of G.
Nausėda was not a primary concern for the party at this time. Duchnevičius advised that the political landscape requires careful monitoring. He concluded by stating that the party will wait and see how the broader governing framework develops, confirming that the stability of the current administration remains a key point of trust for the Social Democrats.
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It seems the Social Democrats are supportive of Sinkevičius remaining as Prime Minister.
What specific aspects of M. Sinkevičius’s work led R. Duchnevičius to view her tenure as satisfactory?