In Dokshytsy, the new chairman of the district executive committee, Oleg Kovalenko, was introduced
The session was attended by Vladimir Terentyev, Chairman of the Regional Council of Deputies, and Alexander Butarev, Deputy Head of the Main Department of Organizational and Personnel Work – Head of the Department for Work with Local Government and Self-Government Bodies of the Regional Executive Committee.
Oleg Anatolyevich Kovalenok was born in 1961 in the village of Kozly, Dokshitsy District. After graduating from the Belarusian Agricultural Academy, he worked as an agronomist-agronomist at the Porplishche breeding farm in his native district, then for thirteen years as the chief agronomist of the Komsomolets collective farm. Since 1999, he has been the first deputy head of the Department of Agriculture and Food of the Dokshitsy District Executive Committee, and since 2002, the first deputy chairman, head of the Department of Agriculture and Food of the Shumilino District Executive Committee. In 2007, he was appointed Chairman of the Ushachi District Executive Committee. He worked as Deputy Director for Ideological, Personnel Work and Services at Vitebsk Oil Extraction Plant OJSC. Since 2013, he has headed the Polotsk branch of the RUE "Vitebsk Regional Agency for State Registration and Cadastral Register". In 2006, he graduated from the Academy of Management under the President of the Republic of Belarus with a degree in "State and Local Administration".
As noted in the speeches, Oleg Kovalenok has proven himself to be a competent, energetic, and business-like employee, a skilled organizer, a principled and proactive leader, capable of competently analyzing problematic situations and coordinating the work of subordinates to resolve them. He possesses in-depth knowledge in the field of economics and agriculture.
Deputies unanimously voted for Oleg Kovalenok. Presenting him with his service ID, Vladimir Terentyev outlined the main directions of activity for the district vertical of power and expressed hope that the new head of the district executive committee would successfully cope with the assigned tasks.