Muraveika will analyze social networks and deal with people's appeals
The new deputy head of the Administration will also coordinate the institute of Lukashenka's assistants in the regions.

The new deputy head of the Administration, Pavel Muraveika, will join the control over strategic projects and work with citizens' appeals. This was stated on the "Belarus 1" TV channel by the head of Lukashenka's Administration, Dmitry Krutoy, writes BelTA.
"Pavel Nikolaevich will be involved in controlling a number of strategic projects, related not only to the military-industrial complex, but also within regional programs. He will coordinate the institute of Lukashenka's assistants in the regions and deal with citizens' appeals," Dmitry Krutoy noted. "I think this will be a great help and even an acceleration of certain processes. He interacts perfectly with people, meaning the civilian part of his career is also quite good. He has a good analytical mind and can help in preparing certain materials related to civil initiatives."
Dmitry Krutoy explained that the head of state receives a huge number of appeals, including from social networks. And from this entire array, it is necessary to identify the most important topics that truly require attention from Lukashenka.
"And I think he will also deal with citizens' appeals, taking into account his, so to speak, communication skills. Citizens' appeals, in addition to the classical segment, are also very seriously supplemented today by appeals through modern media – TikTok, Threads, Telegram, and others. And from this entire array, it is necessary to identify some important topics that are truly worthy of attention," Krutoy added.
Pavel Muraveika himself, in a comment to journalists, noted that in his new position, he will have to look at the processes taking place in the country from a different perspective.
"So that the country's security can be guaranteed," he emphasized.
Last Monday, Alexander Lukashenka appointed Pavel Muraveika as deputy head of his Administration. "Be free from everyone," Alexander Lukashenka told Pavel Muraveika.
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