On Friday at 9 p.m., an extraordinary gathering of the government related to president Karol Nawrocki's veto on the EU SAFE loan, which was to support the Polish army, will begin. The gathering will be attended by president Zbigniew Bogucki, Head of Chancellery.
- I'm sorry. I've decided that I won't sign the billwhich allows Poland to borrow SAFE. For I will never sign a bill that hits our sovereignty, independence, economical and military safety - stated the President.
SEE: Special government meeting. The Presidential Palace announced the participation, referred to the bill
Paweł Chiefernaker, the president's cabinet chief, informed that president Zbigniew Bogucki's chief of office will be attending the gathering on Friday.
Extraordinary Council of Ministers meeting. Against the background, the President's decision
Government officials indicate that despite the presidential veto Poland will proceed to benefit from SAFE funds, however, this will make it hard to co-finance services specified as Border Guard, Police or State Protection Service.
Poland was to be the largest beneficiary of the EU SAFE programme - the Polish government was to receive approx. EUR 43.7 billion (nearly PLN 200 billion). in the form of interest-bearing loans and spend them on defence. Government declarations indicate that 89 percent of the funds from SAFE would go to Polish companies.
SEE: Tusk after gathering president Nawrock. "SAFE 0 Gold"
In consequence to the government's proposal, Karol Nawrocki and NBP president Adam Glapinski proposed "Polish SAFE 0 percent"which they think would be more favorable. Glapiński pointed to the valuation of the bank's reserves. As a consequence of the increase in the marketplace value of gold and the expansion of reserves "side effect" is an additional PLN 197 billion.
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