Tusk Spoke with Hołownia. Two Politicians Are Expected to Join the Government.
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There will be changes in government. The media report that two Polish politicians will get the positions in 2050.
Łukasz Osmalak and Bartosz Romowicz will receive the positions of deputy ministers - confirmed Interia. RMF FM was the first to report on the matter, indicating that this issue was agreed between Prime Minister Donald Tusk and Szymon Hołownia. According to the station's information, the first of the deputies will go to the Ministry of Infrastructure, and the second - to the Ministry of Funds and Regional Policy.
Donald Tusk has reached an agreement with Szymon Hołownia regarding new positions for Poland 2050 politicians. As unofficially reported by RMF FM, two MPs from this group are expected to join the government. Łukasz Osmalak is expected to take over as deputy minister of infrastructure, while Bartosz Romowicz will be appointed to the Ministry of Funds and Regional Policy. It is now known when the prime minister may sign the nominations.
Donald Tusk is reportedly preparing further government changes. According to RMF FM, two members of the Poland 2050 party, Łukasz Osmalak and Bartosz Romowicz, are to be appointed deputy ministers.
Poland 2050 MPs Łukasz Osmalak and Bartosz Romowicz are to take up deputy ministerial positions as a result of recent arrangements between Prime Minister Donald Tusk and Deputy Speaker of the Sejm Szymon Hołownia, RMF FM has learned unofficially. One will be assigned to the Ministry of Infrastructure, the other to the Ministry of Funds and Regional Policy.
Łukasz Osmalak and Bartosz Romowicz will be appointed deputy ministers following recent agreements reached by Prime Minister Donald Tusk and Deputy Speaker of the Sejm Szymon Hołownia, RMF FM journalist Kacper Wróblewski has unofficially determined. The former will join the Ministry of Infrastructure, while the latter will join the Ministry of Funds and Regional Policy.
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