I am satisfied with our achievements, so far. The government, of course, is responsible for implementation of what has been called the financial and administrative reform program. However, what we have seen so far, either through reports on government activities to the parliament or through our daily contacts with the public, is something very unsatisfactory. Notwithstanding the propaganda and posturing of the official media, we see little substance in terms of achievements that can be said of relevance to the life of our people. No one really cares about the public or the country's high interests.
Every official seems indifferent to the situation.
In fact, I can say the extent of improvement in the lives of the people due to the implementation of the reform program is non-existent or intangible. This is especially true in the administrative dimension of the reforms. On the financial side, one can endlessly list violations. Examples of financial abuse abound. We receive many complaints from all sides, but notably from the citizens and businessmen.