Poland’s ruling Civic Coalition (KO) convened in Warsaw Saturday, with Prime Minister Donald Tusk warning of a rapidly changing world order.
Civic Coalition National Council Convenes
The Civic Coalition’s National Council met in Warsaw on Saturday, comprising members of the National Board, MPs, senators, MEPs, and delegates elected by regional councils.
Tusk Warns of a ‘Shakespearean’ Era
During the media-open portion of the meeting, Prime Minister and KO leader Donald Tusk described the gathering as a “historic meeting,” marking a “moment of breakthrough” and “acceleration” – not only in Poland but globally.
Tusk stated that the world as it has been known for decades is “falling apart,” and some believe it no longer exists, citing “shocks, wars, a change in geopolitical paradigm, and conflicts raging in many parts of the world.”
High Stakes for Poland and Europe
Tusk emphasized the significant stakes involved, stating that this reality will shape both daily work and upcoming elections. He expressed a desire to seriously consider, without partisan rhetoric, what Poland must do to emerge stronger and safer from this global turning point.
Confidence in Navigating Difficult Times
The Prime Minister expressed confidence in his ability to lead Poland through these challenging times, stating he believes he has the support to do so.
Council to Elect Vice-Chairpersons
During a closed session, members of the National Council will elect vice-chairpersons, following consultations and recommendations from the Prime Minister.
