Polish leader Donald Tusk marked the coalition government’s two‑year anniversary on 15 October, taking full responsibility and praising Poland’s future.
Tusk Marks Two‑Year Government Anniversary
Donald Tusk posted on social media on 15 October, celebrating two years of the coalition government. He said, “Two years behind us, good but difficult. I take full responsibility. I’m proud, but Poland deserves more. I believe Poles can do it. We will again astonish the world.”
Deputy Press Secretary Highlights Coalition’s Fixes
Adam Szlapka shared a video stating the coalition began repairing what had been destroyed for eight years. He highlighted higher defence spending and lower inflation, and noted new projects such as the widow’s pension, grandmother’s pension, and an in‑vitro programme.
Vice Prime Minister Praises Support for Business and International Actions
Radosław Sikorski posted a video lauding support for Polish entrepreneurs, the start of a Ukraine exhumation effort, and the government’s engagement on the global stage.
Minister Kosiniak‑Kamysz Announces Record Defence Expenditure
Władysław Kosiniak‑Kamysz wrote that Poland will spend over 200 billion euros on defence by 2026, has signed almost 200 agreements, and is acquiring helicopters, drones, combat vehicles, ammunition, and new equipment, with a first military satellite and new warship supplier.
