Polish Prime Minister Mateusz Morawiecki congratulated himself on Tuesday for having validated the national recovery plan in the Council of Ministers within the framework of the European fund.
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Above all, this compromise on the use of spending paves the way for Polish MEPs to ratify the European recovery plan, even if tensions remain.
"
Poland's raison d'être is to use as much money as possible for the benefit of the Polish economy
," he said, adding that the country
"could foresee the end of the economic crisis with hope
”.
This former banker had spent more than two hours in the morning negotiating with part of the left opposition.
A coalition of circumstance
For several weeks, the Poles believed that no compromise would be found before the deadline of the end of April for their government to send its roadmap to Brussels.
And for good reason, a small party of the ruling coalition, Solidarna Polska, a major promoter of the “veto” last December, refuses
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