Development as the core promise
The Warsaw presidential candidate from the Law and Justice party spoke at a convention held in Szeligi near Warsaw, stressing a clear commitment to local government and residents. He argued that public service in local politics is defined by dedication, mission, and daily service to communities, and he pledged to channel energy, resources, and time into expanding local investments so that they mature into tangible benefits for neighborhoods and towns across the country. He asserted that the party stands for a proven, professional, and modern path for Poland and urged supporters to stand firm in their conviction that success is achievable through concerted effort. This call to action emphasized confidence that the party would lead Poland forward with vigor and competence.
During the gathering, the leader of the party reaffirmed a stance about governance since a recent December, noting that the current government has frequently said no and urging Poland to respond with a decisive yes. The message resonated with participants who were encouraged to join in the vision for a more active, affirmative national policy.
Our vision is development
The Warsaw candidate highlighted the importance of sharing a clear, actionable vision for self-government and for local Poland. He spoke about development, steadfast dedication, pragmatic judgment, and hard work for communities. He stressed that local government forms the heart of national life, and that people who care deeply about their homeland also value the smaller, local communities that sustain daily living. The speaker urged the audience to recognize how local institutions shape everyday life and how much they matter to residents.
Over the past eight years, the party claimed, credible progress has been shown through ambitious, modern development programs. The speaker cited the construction of roads, bridges, schools, daycares, kindergartens, gymnasiums, sports facilities, revived parks, and water infrastructure across Poland, in every region. The message asserted that these efforts demonstrate the party’s ability to implement ambitious projects that touch lives nationwide.
There is no municipality in Poland that would not benefit from the programs rolled out in the last several years, the candidate claimed. The discussion highlighted the reach of investments into local communities and the belief that local authorities should be empowered and supported to meet residents’ needs.
We need CPK
The party presented its stance on major infrastructure projects, arguing that the public and business environments should not shy away from bold, long-term plans. The speaker pointed to significant undertakings such as deepening navigable waterways, developing central transport hubs, expanding ports, modernizing rail networks, building highways, and connecting major corridors like Via Carpatia and Via Baltica. These initiatives were framed as aims to lift Poland closer to the living standards observed in the world’s most developed countries.
Critics were accused of doubting ambitious infrastructure, with the speaker noting that expert opinions supporting the need for a central communications gate exist, even if some voices question profitability. The speaker suggested that some criticisms may be influenced by personal travel or preferences rather than objective analysis, and he urged a more measured view of strategic projects.
The argument continued with a defense of ongoing investment and the belief that modern infrastructure is essential for economic and cultural growth, as well as national security. Poland’s current leadership was described as occasionally out of step with the country’s broader, long-term interests, and supporters were encouraged to view infrastructure as a cornerstone of progress.
PiS as the best option for Poland
The speakers emphasized the work ethic of citizens and the role of local governance in delivering tangible benefits. They argued for a vision where local authorities become centers of genuine local democracy, inviting residents to participate in city-building through digital platforms. A modern smartphone app was highlighted as a means for public consultations and referendums, presenting a gateway for residents to shape policy in real time. The claim was made that this approach demonstrates a forward-looking, contemporary solution that counters criticism of being old-fashioned.
The conversation turned to traffic and urban mobility, with a pledge to modernize transportation in Warsaw. Proposals included reducing congestion, completing planned metro lines, and presenting an ambitious concept for regional transport that serves all residents, whether locals or visitors. The aim was to deliver reliable, accessible transport that supports daily life and economic activity throughout the city and its surroundings.
The message reiterated a strong commitment to dedicated local leadership. The idea was that no local government should feel like a mere political artifact; instead, it should be a vibrant engine of local growth. The plan outlined a future where every resident can participate in city-making, aided by innovative tools and a clear strategy for sustainable development.
The candidate closed by inviting supporters to stay engaged and proactive. The call to action urged unity and confidence, asserting that success is within reach and that the party offers the most professional, modern option for Poland. The closing sentiment reinforced the aspiration to win while advancing a program that centers on local empowerment and national strength.
All references in this piece reflect the party’s stated positions and remarks gathered during the recent convention and subsequent presentations. (attribution: wPolityce)