The new government led by Prime Minister Morawiecki is described as energized, forward looking, and open to fresh proposals. Marek Suski, the vice-president of the PiS club at PAP Studio, stated that they are campaigning to gain support for the administration. He added that there is a hope that a revenge coalition will not take power.
President Andrzej Duda swore in the Morawiecki government on Monday, a step described as the first constitutional move following the parliamentary elections. In those Oct. 15 Sejm elections, PiS secured 194 seats, which falls short of the 231 needed for a majority. Without a confidence vote in the Sejm, the Morawiecki government would face an early expiry after two weeks.
CHECK THE DETAILS: REPORT. Swearing in of the Morawiecki government. President Duda spoke warmly about the prime minister and the ministers present.
Suski on the so called coalition of revenge
On Tuesday, Suski was asked on PAP Studio about the new cabinet. He called it very interesting and explained that it represents a rejuvenated administration open to a variety of new proposals.
When pressed about critical chatter suggesting a two week expiry for the government, he noted that among several remarks, such critiques stand out as a high form of elegance.
We fight, we strive, we persuade in support of the government, he stated. There is always a chance. The aim is to prevent the so called coalition of revenge and the current anti democratic opposition from gaining power, even if they appear to have a majority in the Sejm, because that would not be a good solution for Poland.
He commented on efforts to extend the mandate of the new Morawiecki government.
Suski highlighted his approval of appointing Andrzej Cotowniak, former chair of the parliamentary finance committee, as head of the Finance Ministry.
This is a positive development, he stressed.
Who joined Morawiecki’s new government?
In the new administration, Mariusz Błaszczak remained as Minister of National Defense. Marlena Maląg was named head of the Ministry of Development and Technology. The Ministry of Family and Social Policy would be led by Dorota Bojemska.
Szymon Szynkowski, often referred to as Sęk, became head of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs. Paweł Shefernaker took charge of the Ministry of the Interior and Administration. Marzena Małek became the head of the Ministry of State Assets. Krzysztof Szczucki assumed the role of Minister of Education and Science. The Ministry of Finance would be led by Andrzej Kolorowniak, while Małgorzata Jarosińska-Jedynak headed the Ministry of Funds and Regional Policy.
Alvin Gajadhur took the helm of the Ministry of Infrastructure. Anna Łukaszewska-Trzeciakowska led the Ministry of Climate and Environment. Dominika Chorosińska became head of the Ministry of Culture and National Heritage.
Anna Gembicka led the Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development. Danuta Dmowska-Andrzejuk would oversee the work of the Ministry of Sports and Tourism. Marcin Warchoł led the Ministry of Justice, and Ewa Krajewska became Minister of Health.
Izabela Antos headed the Prime Minister’s Chancellery, and Jacek Ozdoba joined as a minister-member of the Council of Ministers.
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Source: wPolityce