The Prime Minister is in Brussels, where he is taking part in the European Union-Western Balkans summit. On Friday, on the sidelines of the summit, there will be a conversation with the President of the European Commission, Ursula von der Leyen. The main topic will be the issue of funds from the National Reconstruction Plan and the Cohesion Fund. Donald Tusk promised that when he takes power he will unblock these funds. Information coming from Brussels indicates that this may succeed.
Important declaration from Brussels. “Poland is heading in the right direction”
EU Commissioner for Budget and Administration Johannes Hahn said in an interview that “he is sure that Brussels will find a way to help Poland.” – We have no doubt that they are heading, so to speak, in the right direction in terms of the rule of law (…) We are not talking about the immediate transfer of billions – it is rather about unlocking the funds. We need to see how to proceed, he added. Hahn admitted that he has many expectations from Tusk and we will certainly support him in his efforts.
Poland can count on huge amounts of money from the European Union
In total, we are talking about EUR 111 billion. This will include: EUR 35.4 billion in grants and loans from the European Union recovery fund and EUR 76.5 billion from EU cohesion funds, aimed at raising the standard of living in poorer EU regions.
Source: Gazeta
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