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Media on the Pricing for Access to Karol Nawrocki. Presidential Advisor: A Clumsy Attack

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The sponsorship package for the event, organized by a private foundation and attended by the Chancellery of the President, is expected to cost between $25,000 and $100,000, according to Radio Zet and "Newsweek." According to these media outlets, purchasing the most expensive package means the opportunity to speak with Karol Nawrocki one-on-one. The Chancellery of the President has not commented on these reports; the foundation claims the agreeme…
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The sponsorship package for the event, organized by a private foundation and attended by the Chancellery of the President, is expected to cost between $25,000 and $100,000, according to Radio Zet and "Newsweek." According to these media outlets, purchasing the most expensive package means the opportunity to speak with Karol Nawrocki one-on-one. The Chancellery of the President has not commented on these reports; the foundation claims the agreeme…

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The private foundation, Center for Development Strategies, allegedly offered entrepreneurs paid packages that offered the opportunity to speak with President Karol Nawrocki. The most expensive one cost $100,000. As journalists from "Newsweek" and Radio ZET discovered, invitations to the event were also sent from the President's Chancellery.

Radio ZET and Newsweek journalists Mariusz Gierszewski and Dominika Długosz claim that one of the foundations is organizing paid meetings with the head of state. It's even possible to have a one-on-one conversation with Karol Nawrocki after paying a sufficiently high fee.

The private Center for Development Strategies Foundation is organizing a Polish-American Economic Summit in New York. According to journalists from Radio ZET and Newsweek, sponsorship packages of up to $100,000 are being offered at the event. Sources claim that higher packages are intended to provide access to President Karol Nawrocki.

As established by the authors of the podcast "In Connection with the Investigation," Mariusz Gierszewski of Radio ZET and Dominika Długosz of Newsweek, a private foundation is organizing meetings to which the President's Office invites. If a substantial sum of money is donated, one can hope for a meeting with the president. American companies that received invitations and such offers were very surprised.

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Radio ZET Muzyka Online - Teledyski, Piosenki, Wideo… broke the news on Sunday, September 20, 2026.
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