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BRATISLAVA. KAZINFORM - President Zuzana Caputova appointed members of the new Government headed by Eduard Heger (OLaNO) in the Presidential Palace on Thursday, TASR reports. Related news
Heger replaced Igor Matovic (OLaNO), who has become the finance minister, as premier. Another change took place in the post of health minister, with Vladimir Lengvarsky (an OLaNO nominee) becoming the successor of Marek Krajci. The post of labour, social affairs and the family minister is still vacant. The distribution of ministries hasn’t changed: OLaNO has seven ministerial posts in the Government, We Are Family has three posts, the Freedom and Solidarity (SaS) three and For the People two.
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BUDEXPO 2021 international architecture and construction trade show opens in Minsk
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MINSK, 17 March (BelTA) – The international architecture and construction exhibition BUDEXPO 2021 is taking place in Minsk on 17-20 March, BelTA has learned.
The key themes of the exhibition in 2021 are modern, beautiful, affordable and comfortable housing and urban environment. The exhibition covers all kinds of matters related to architecture and urban planning - from development plans of settlements, architectural concepts of neighborhood development to smart management systems and landscaping. It brings together developers, architects, manufacturers and suppliers, as well as companies providing services to the real estate market.
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By Saman Indrajith
The government and the Opposition had a heated exchange yesterday in Parliament over the state-owned helicopters placed at the disposal of President Gotabaya Rajapaksa and an allegation that the Presidential Secretariat had not paid the Sri Lanka Air Force (SLAF) for chopper rides.
SJB MP Hesha Withanage asked why the Air Force continued to provide chopper rides to the President and his office at a time it has not been able to recover as much as Rs. 1 billion from several state institutions. He asked what those institutions were and how much they owed the SLAF.
Minister Chamal Rajapaksa said that the 10 state institutions were Ministry of Upcountry New Villages, Estate Infrastructure & Community Development (Rs 595,570), Housing and Construction Ministry (Rs 836,165), Megapolis and Western Development Ministry (Rs 542,454), Ministry of Labour and Labour Relations (Rs 720,225), Fisheries and Aquatic Resources Ministry (Rs 75,690), Ports and Civil Aviation Min