EU and NATO neighbor: Polen’s government rebuilt- Foreign Minister becomes Vice of Tusk

Before the right-wing conservative president Karol Nawrocki in Poland took office, Prime Minister Donald Tusk rebuilt his center-left government. It is important that the new government for order in Poland, external security and the future of the country, he said.

In view of the difficult international situation, Foreign Minister Radoslaw Sikorski will be appointed Vice -President, Tusk said. According to surveys, Sikorski is the most popular politician in the country. Against its previous habit, the head of government is building the foreign minister to the possible successor, the newspaper “Rzeczpospolita” wrote.

The inner department is to take over Marcin Kierwinski. Predict Tomasz Siemoniak remains in the ministerial ceremony of the secret services.

Two new major ministries

At the same time, Tusk announced the establishment of two major ministries. A new Ministry of Energy will be built at the top with Milosz Motyka based on the previous ministries for the climate and the environment. The ministries for finances and business would also be merged under Minister Andrzej Domanski. The government shrank a total of 26 to 21 ministerial posts, said the head of government.

EU skeptic becomes president

The new President Nawrocki is to be sworn in on August 6th. Tusk’s European government has had to deal with a head of state from the national conservative camp, Andrzej Duda. However, the EU skeptic Nawrocki will be able to use his vethomache against government projects even more. This suggests changes to the neighboring and domestic course of the neighboring country, which plays an important role in the European Union and NATO.

In addition, Tusk’s problems were added that his complicated coalition of six parties in three electoral allies showed himself to be disputed and that many election promises of 2023 did not implement. The dispute must end, said Tusk. All coalitioners would have to be aware that they are expected to unity. In contrast, the conservative camp in Poland with the former government party PIS and other right parties is strengthened again.