Some advisors hold multiple ministries while others share duties

Major changes have been made in the distribution of responsibilities across various ministries to speed up the work of the interim government. Currently, some ministries have multiple advisors and special assistants working together. On the other hand, there are cases where a single advisor is managing several important departments alone. It is reported that this decision was made to facilitate government operations.

Following the recent swearing-in of several new advisors, responsibilities were redistributed among the departments. Earlier, due to a smaller number of advisors at the beginning of the government's tenure, some individuals had to run up to four or five ministries. Although the workload has eased slightly with the addition of new advisors, some still hold multiple major portfolios.

This distribution of duties has sparked various discussions in the secretariat and political circles. Relevant officials state that the workload in major ministries is very high, so having multiple responsible individuals is necessary to increase efficiency. Conversely, some believe that decision-making might take longer when one person holds multiple ministries.

The government has stated that this arrangement was made for operational convenience, considering the country's current situation. Depending on future needs, further changes or reshuffles may be made in the distribution of these responsibilities. The main goal of this government remains ensuring service to the people.