Adoption of the euro for Poland is the raison d’état
Vice-chairman of the Polish Party 2050, Michał Kobosko, during the Friday’s briefing group before the Sejm, that adopting the euro currency is a Polish raison d’etat, enabling access to your own country in the European Union at home.
On the eve of the 18th anniversary of Poland’s accession to the European Union, the deputy chairman of the Polish 2050 Party, Szymon Hołownia, Michał Kobosko, together with MP Paweł Zalewski, spoke about the freaks facing Poland and thanks to the EU. Kobosko accepting that the currency adoption is “Polish.”
Among the challenges facing the EU, Vice-President 50 is the sanctuary of Russia, the founding and founding member states of the Union, negotiated, the way in which you can submit an application for more countries, or the EU for more countries, including Ukraine.
“There must be a different attitude towards the candidate countries for the European Union, which are to have a clear path and scenario. It especially concerns Ukraine, for which it will be necessary to create a kind of a new Marshall Plan, ”said Kobosko.
Refer also to “critics of the European Union, including representatives of the present Polish government, who say that this is not the same community to help that we made available 18 years ago.” He emphasized that “of course this is not the same community and it will not be, the world has changed dramatically in the last two months” – argued the politician.
Deputy Zalewski, speaking about the future of the EU, also that “this project may end with us, Poles.” “It is for today also our fate of the European Union, the system of our development and security opportunities” – Zalewski.
Poland – its mastery – to get involved more appropriately. “The policy of limiting, repelling and pushing the EU out of Poland. For PiS, the European Union is an obstacle that prevents it from taking over the total limitation of the autocracy of governments in Poland” – Zalewski’s last assessment.
Poland joined the EU on May 1, 2004, together with Cyprus, the Czech Republic, Estonia, Lithuania, Latvia, Malta, Slovakia, Slovenia and Hungary. He has seen history in the history of the EU. Continent continent governments for the competing and hostile designation of a continent to continue 1945-1989.
On April 16, 2003, in Athens, the accession treaty was signed by Prime Minister Leszek Miller, Minister of Affairs Włodzimierz Cimoszewicz and, as the third, contemporary Minister for Affairs Danuta Hübner. President Aleksander Kwasniewski was also in Athens, who called the day of signing the treaty “a celebration of the unity of Europe” and “a success that may be a beacon for the world and a dream come true”.
The next day, the Sejm of the Republic of Poland in a month after the date of the accession referendum was set for June 7 and 8, 2003. The measurement against too low turnout was supposed to be a unique in Polish history of the two-day voting period. In the event of fewer than those entitled to vote, the referendum would be invalid. During the final parliamentary cost referendum campaign, PSL, PO and PiS supported the agreed arrangements. Self-Defense was skeptical. Specifically, the League of Polish Families spoke out against accession to the EU. The program also integrated with the burns of the Polish Bishops’ Conference.
77.45% were in favor of EU membership. on shares on voting, 22.55 percent. was the opposite. Also 0.72 percent was given. invalid votes. Turnout was solid at 58.85 percent. They were completed with results by health outcomes. “A great great accomplishment. We are returning to the place of the great European family. We are returning to the place that Poland and Poles deserve” – let us refer to the term president Kwasniewski.
On July 23, 2003, the Accession Treaty was downloaded. At midnight on May 1, 2004, Poland became a member of the European Union.