Poland to investigate offers of paid meetings with Nawrocki
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The offer was reportedly arranged through the Foundation of Development Strategy Centers. Interested parties were said to have been sent emails with information about the possibility of a meeting with the president. The foundation commented on the matter, and according to media reports, in the end no one purchased the meeting. TVN24.pl ↗
In New York, Nawrocki denied that payment was required for a meeting with him. He stressed that he personally decides on his calendar and on the people he meets with. He also stated that neither the foundation, an association, nor ministers are responsible for his schedule.
Foreign Minister Radosław Sikorski warned that promising access to the president could have legal consequences. He added that no one had ever demanded money from him for the possibility of meeting with Nawrocki. The president's office is also facing calls to explain the circumstances of the offer. TVN24.pl ↗
Former president Aleksander Kwaśniewski advised Nawrocki to exercise greater caution and sent the same message to his office. The politicians' complaint could lead to further scrutiny of the foundation's role and the way in which the offer was presented.
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„Mimo starej znajomości i mimo poparcia jakiego udzielił mu w kampanii wyborczej prezydent Nawrocki, nie przewiduję aby Polska wsparła kandydaturę Wiktora Orbana na Sekretarza Generalnego ONZ."
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