Nawrocki responds powerfully to reports. “I decide who I meet”

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During his visit to the United States, president Karol Nawrocki referred straight to the findings of the subcast journalists “In connection with the investigation” – Mariusz Gierszewski from ZET Radio and Dominika Długosz from “Newsweek” – concerning the offer of commercial packages related to the Polish-American economical Summit by the Private improvement strategy Centre.

The disclosure revealed that business entities were offered a $100,000 Platinum package guaranteeing a face-to-face conversation with the President, a $50,000 Gold package including a tiny group meeting, and a $25,000 Silver package predicting a presence in a group of representatives of 8 companies. erstwhile asked about these reports by journalists in fresh York City, the president declared:

"I think it is clear to the public in Poland that no 1 has to pay for gathering the President".

Karol Nawrocki explicitly rejected the proposition that any external entity would influence the selection of his interlocutors, stressing the exclusive right to form his own schedule:

“I myself decide my calendar and decide who I meet and erstwhile I meet. The goal of my gathering is always the interests of Poles and Poles, and Poland, that is obvious. I'm liable for my calendar. surely no foundation, association or even my ministers."

The function of the President's Chancellery, the association of foundations and the criteria of meetings with the head of state

Media reports indicate that authoritative invitations to the economical summit to large corporations were sent by the Minister at the Chancellery of president Karol Rabenda, a private acquaintance of Karol Nawrocki from the time of his studies, who in correspondence redirected curious companies straight to the Center for improvement Strategies Foundation. This organization was created by erstwhile denominations to the authorities of the Treasury companies of the period of the regulation of Matthew Morawiecki, and in its surroundings there are persons appointed as part of presidential advisory councils.

Referring to the rules governing access to the head of state during home and abroad visits, the president expressed a clear position:

"The only criterion in which you can arrange a gathering with me is the good of Poland or a peculiar social group, if we are in Poland or a circumstantial citizen of the Republic of Poland, that is apparent and with specified a goal I came to this meeting".

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