Nawrocki signed the bill. It's about building a CPK

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President Karol Nawrocki, during his visit to Kalisz, signed a legislative initiative on the Central Communication Port. It shows that the task is to be implemented in accordance with the principles of sustainable development.

As Nawrocki himself emphasized, the task is “key to the improvement of Poland as a commercial and communication centre for Europe”. added that implementation must be implemented in accordance with the principles of sustainable development.

– present we are trapped in an economic, economical trap, which we request to overcome with large investments," Nawrocki stressed, adding that the task will take into account all regions in order to avoid the exclusion of smaller cities.

Nawrocki talked about the problems of the residents

During the gathering in Kalisz, the president spoke on the concerns of the residents related to the planned railway bypass of the city. He admitted that these changes could lead to the displacement of 40 families, resulting in protests by the local community.

“ Kalisz becomes a symbol of many akin cities that have been eliminated from the government’s CPK project,” said president Nawrocki. Residents protest against changes that can divide the city and affect the lives of the local community.