Hrishyna to Head Education Ministry; Novosad Refuses to Work in New Cabinet
Cabinet reshuffle will also affect the Ministry of Education.
People's Deputy of Ukraine Yulia Hrishyna will be appointed the new minister of education at an extraordinary session of the Verkhovna Rada scheduled for Wednesday. TK Media was told about this by a source in the Servant of the People faction.
Hrishyna will replace Anna Novosad in this post, who refused to work in the new cabinet. Earlier this year, Novosad found herself in a scandalous situation when she said that the minister's salary was not enough to support a child.
Hrishyna — Doctor of Law, professor at Taras Shevchenko University, and currently a member of the Committee on Education, Science and Innovation.
Changes in the Ministry of Education will not be the only ones in the cabinet on Wednesday — expected that, in addition to Prime Minister Oleksiy Honcharuk, several other prominent figures will leave the government, including Zoryana Skaletska, Vadym Prystaiko and Andriy Zahorodniuk.
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