Polish President Karol Nawrocki has filed his 2024 asset declaration, yet the Supreme Court refuses to disclose it, leaving the public with only a 2021 snapshot of his finances.
Annual Asset Disclosure for the President
Under existing law, the President of Poland must submit an asset declaration each year, first before taking office and thereafter by March 31. This declaration is not automatically public, although the President can choose to release it voluntarily.
Nawrocki’s 2024 Declaration Already Filed
President Karol Nawrocki has already submitted his first 2024 asset declaration to the Supreme Court, fulfilling the statutory deadline.
Supreme Court Declines to Release the Document
The Supreme Court, through its first President Małgorzata Manowska, denied a request from Gazeta.pl to obtain Nawrocki’s 2024 declaration, citing the absence of the President’s consent to disclose the document.
Financial Snapshot from Nawrocki’s 2021 Declaration
During the 2021 declaration, Nawrocki reported earnings of nearly 186 000 PLN in 2020, mainly from his roles as head of the National Memory Institute and the Second World War Museum in Gdańsk. The same file listed a co‑owned 57 m² Gdańsk apartment (mortgage balance over 220 000 PLN), a 30 m² flat transferred to charity this year, 50% ownership of another property, 48 000 PLN in cash savings, and a 2011 Opel Insignia.
President Duda’s Current Asset Disclosure
Polish President Andrzej Duda’s asset declarations for 2019‑2024 remain available on the Supreme Court website. The latest report shows he and his wife own a 132 m² apartment and he also owns a 325 m² plot of land. His 2023 annual gross earnings as president were slightly above 304 000 PLN. Bank balances include about 150 000 PLN, 1 500 USD, and 400 EUR, and he carries a 497 000 PLN mortgage.
