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Candidate Verification Data According to Public Announcement 02-100/26-136/2 Ministry of Foreign Affairs
In 2026, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs announced the need for an Attaché - Public Relations Office – Minister's Cabinet position. The theoretical part of the written test will be conducted on July 31, 2026. The content of the written test's theoretical part is determined by a random selection method of 20 questions from a list related to the knowledge of the constitutional system, organization, functioning, working methods, and procedures of government bodies, with candidates choosing one of multiple answers. Candidates who score more than 70% on the theoretical written test can proceed to the practical part of the test. The verification includes the creation of a written test and assessing the candidate's ability to solve a specific task based on the job description for which the announcement is made. Candidates who achieve more than 50% on the practical part of the written test, or those who receive a 'satisfactory' grade in the knowledge check of typing, informatics, or foreign language (if such skills are required by the announcement), can proceed to an oral interview. Only candidates from the Candidate List who meet the conditions of the announcement can participate in the verification process. It is emphasized that candidates must present a personal ID card or other identification with a photograph for identity verification before starting the written test.