I invite everyone to ul. Wał Miedzeszyński 384 in Warsaw. The invitation came from Prime Minister Mateusz Morawiecki as he prepared for Monday’s election debate, which will be broadcast on TVP and other channels. The gathering at the address is framed as a chance for supporters and citizens to connect in a calm, informal setting before the televised event and to hear directly from the Prime Minister about the key issues on the agenda. The tone of the call suggested a sense of unity and shared purpose, with an expectation that attendees would have the opportunity to engage and ask questions in a friendly, respectful environment.
The Prime Minister invites you to a meeting prior to the debate
The Prime Minister extended a personal invitation for a meeting at the specified Warsaw address, noting the time as 5:30 PM. The message emphasized togetherness and a forward-looking spirit, with an expectation that participants would gain a clearer sense of the policies and priorities that would be discussed during the debate. The post underscored a belief that civic participation strengthens democracy and that direct voter engagement remains a cornerstone of the political process. The invitation circulated on social media among supporters and interested residents, inviting broad attendance and open dialogue about the issues at stake in the election cycle.
– wrote Prime Minister Mateusz Morawiecki on social media.
Pre-election debate on TVP
The election debate is scheduled for Monday at 6:30 PM and will be broadcast on TVP1, TVP Info and TVP Polonia. Six electoral commissions were invited to participate and registered lists in all constituencies, ensuring a broad showcase of candidates and viewpoints. The contestants include Prime Minister Mateusz Morawiecki representing Law and Justice, Donald Tusk leading the Civic Coalition, and Joanna Scheuring-Wielgus representing The Left. Szymon Hołownia of Poland 2050 proposed a seat at the table, Krzysztof Bosak from Konfederacja joined the discussion, and the non-partisan local government contender Krzysztof Maj. The lineup reflects a wide spectrum of political perspectives and policy priorities, set to illuminate different visions for the country’s future.
Politicians will respond to questions across six focused rounds addressing migration, privatization, retirement age, security, unemployment and social benefits. A seventh round will allow speakers to present final, unstructured remarks. The debate will take place in the ATM studio at Wał Miedzeszyński 384, a venue chosen to accommodate a dynamic, audience-inclusive format while providing a professional broadcast environment for the televised event. The program aims to give voters a comprehensive view of each candidate’s stance on critical issues and to encourage transparent discussion about policies that affect daily life in Poland and beyond.
Source: wPolityce