A study analyzed the qualification and specialization of ministers appointed by political parties. The research revealed that there is a growing trend towards choosing increasingly qualified and specialized ministers.
The study coordinator noted that appointed ministers have, on average, a shorter political career compared to previous periods. This characteristic indicates a change in how parties select their representatives for the executive.
The study data suggest that parties are prioritizing technical skills and specific knowledge in choosing their ministers, to the detriment of longer political trajectories.
