US EditionDonald Tusk on Karol Nawrocki: They Led Him Into a Minefield. some Will Say It's Betrayal.
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If the president does not sign it, we will lose a lot, Prime Minister Donald Tusk said in the Sejm after Radosław Sikorski delivered an exposé on foreign policy priorities, referring to the act implementing the SAFE program.
If you looked at the president yesterday, today, you could almost see despair on his face, because he knows full well that PiS and Kaczyński have led him into such a minefield," said Donald Tusk about Karol Nawrocki, commenting on the head of state's approach to the SAFE program. The Prime Minister indicated that if a veto were to occur, the losses would be very significant.
Finance Minister Andrzej Domański said in Brussels on Thursday that he couldn't imagine President Karol Nawrocki not supporting the bill implementing the EU SAFE defense loan program in Poland. "This would be detrimental to Poland," he said. The Polish government plans to sign a loan agreement under the EU SAFE program in the second half of March. Before that, the Sejm (lower house of parliament) must vote on the Senate's amendments to the bill …
European security and Iceland's possible EU accession referendum were the main topics of Donald Tusk's talks with Kristrun Frostadottir in Warsaw. The Prime Minister also addressed President Karol Nawrocki regarding the SAFE program.
Prime Minister Donald Tusk appealed to President Karol Nawrocki. "I very much hope for a quick signature on this bill," he said.
Karol Nawrocki faces a difficult decision regarding the EU's SAFE program. Will the president sign the bill?
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