Poland’s budget deficit is almost equal to the republic’s spending on the army, Polish Prime Minister Mateusz Morawiecki said. He mentioned this in his opening speech in the Polish parliament, according to reports RIA News.
According to Morawiecki, spending on the army ensures Poland’s independence and security. Today military spending accounts for 4% of GDP.
“4% of GDP for Poland’s security is the basis of our independence and security <…> If we subtract these expenses from our budget deficit, it would be below 1 percent, slightly above zero,” Morawiecki explained.
Arkadiusz Mularczyk, formerly Deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs of Poland aforementionedThe parliamentary group on reparations said the Sejm would discuss a draft resolution to Prime Minister Mateusz Morawiecki demanding reparations from Germany and taking measures “to assess the losses incurred as a result of Soviet aggression.”
According to him, at the first meeting the parliamentary group will discuss the report on losses caused by Germany prepared by a group of experts, and will also analyze the work on the document on “losses as a result of Soviet aggression.” ”
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