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"Polish Safe 0%" Glapiński and Nawrocki Have a Billion-Dollar Plan for the Military. Meeting with Tusk
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The President proposes that the central bank's gold and currency reserves be used to finance the military
Prime Minister Donald Tusk assessed on Tuesday that the presidential military funding initiative lacks real funding sources and is based on unrealistic budgetary assumptions. Following a meeting at the Presidential Palace, the head of government stated that the "Poland SAFE 0%" proposal is in fact a project that could be described as "SAFE zero złoty." According to the Prime Minister, a lack of agreement on this key issue could force the governm…
Donald Tusk has threatened that in the event of a presidential veto against the EU SAFE loan program, the government will implement its provisions regardless. A resolution is supposed to be sufficient. On Tuesday, a meeting was held at the Presidential Palace between President Karol Nawrocki, National Bank of Poland President Adam Glapiński, Prime Minister Donald Tusk, Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of National Defense Władysław Kosiniak-Kam…
On Tuesday at 3:00 PM, President Karol Nawrocki, Prime Minister Donald Tusk, National Defense Minister Władysław Kosiniak-Kamysz, and NBP President Adam Glapiński are scheduled to meet at the Presidential Palace. The meeting will discuss the "Polish SAFE 0%" program.
Donald Tusk met with Karol Nawrocki at the Presidential Palace today. The Prime Minister and President discussed the Polish SAFE 0% initiative, which the President believes is an alternative to the EU program to support the Polish arms industry. Władysław Kosiniak-Kamysz, Andrzej Domański, and Adam Glapiński also participated in the meeting.
The SAFE 0 proposal by the NBP president and the president means printing more money than was done during the pandemic. It's as if everyone's salary was increased by 30%, even though they didn't produce anything extra, says former Monetary Policy Council member Bogusław Grabowski in an interview with Forbes.
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