Miklós Réthelyi to Take Over Culture Portfolio

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Miklós Réthelyi

All of the portfolios will be placed into a single ministry called the National Resources Ministry.

 
Réthelyi said work had to be done now on establishing a method of working in the new ministry, one in which everybody could freely complete the work for which they are mandated. This work has to be carried out in a way that creates trust, he added.
 
?The work of government is service, and if we can present this service in a way that people take note of it and cooperate, that is the most important,? Réthelyi said.
 
Asked how long he had agreed to take the post, Réthelyi said he was prepared to work until the end of the government cycle.
 
?This was a fantastic request for a very difficult job,? he added.
 
Although the apparatus of the ministry?s branches will probably remain where they are now, a decision on where the minister will have his office has yet to be made.
 
Source: Hungarian News Agency (MTI)
 
RÉTHELYI MIKLÓS ? Biography 
1939 ? born in Zalaegerszeg on June 8
 
1963 ? receives diploma from the Pécs Medical University where he was a student of János Szentágothai, among others

1963-present ? works, together with professors, in the No. 1 and No. 2 Anatomy Institutes of the Semmelweis Medical University; becomes a university teacher in 1986; is director of the No. 1 Anatomy Institute in 1994-2004; is picked from four candidates to head the Semmelweis Medical University in the first free election of a rector in 1991; heads the Semmelweis Medical University Health Affairs Manager Training Centre for five years from 1995; heads the Semmelweis Medical University János Szentágothai Neurology Graduate School from 2000

 
Works in Ukraine, Paris and the United States; appointed head of department at the Social Security Ministry in 1990; heads Ministry of Education?s scientific affairs department in 1998-99; awarded Széchenyi professors scholarship in 1999-2002.
 
1994-2000 ? is a member of the general assembly of the Hungarian Academy of Sciences, as well as of the Theoretical Medical Sciences Committee and the Information Technology Committee; serves as secretary of the Hungarian National committee for the International Brain Research Organisation
 
Awarded title of doctor of medical sciences in 1983; work acknowledged with the Academy Prize in 1991 and the Szent-Györgyi Prize in 2004
 
Réthelyi is the author of more than 80 publications