Reconstruction of the government of Donald Tusk. The Prime Minister warns against “political bastards”
The head of government noted that currently Europe – including Poland – is struggling with times full of tension and uncertainty. In his opinion, social emotions, fear and frustration have a huge impact on the political and economic life of many countries. – This is a reality that can surprise even the most experienced leaders – the prime minister pointed out. “However, we will not be surprised,” he added.
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Reconstruction of the government of Donald Tusk. The Prime Minister warns against “political bastards”
The prime minister also warned about those who are trying to use social fears for their own political goals. – There are political Łajdaców, who are ready for every problem, from every fear, to make political gold from every fear. And they are also a problem for Polish security and order in our country – Tusk pointed out.
At the same time, he assured that his government did not intend to give in to the atmosphere of hysteria and would consistently act for order and security in the country.
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At the end of his speech, Donald Tusk expressed gratitude to the departing members of the government, whose term of office is coming to an end. – Thank you to all ministers for their work. Each of them deserves recognition, regardless of the critical voices of the public – emphasized the prime minister.
Donald Tusk's government after the changes. Here is a list of ministers
Minister of Justice – Waldemar Żurek (for Adam Bodnar)
Interior Minister and Administration – Marcin Kierwiński (for Tomasz Siemoniak)
Coordinator of special services, member of the Council of Ministers – Tomasz Siemoniak (so far he was the head of the Ministry of National Defense)
Foreign Minister, Deputy Prime Minister – Radosław Sikorski (unchanged; new function of deputy prime minister)
Energy Minister – Miłosz Motyk (New Ministry)
Minister of State Asset – Wojciech Balczun (for Jakub Jaworowski)
Minister of Finance and Economy – Andrzej Domański (The current Minister of Finance became the head of Gigaresort)
Minister of Agriculture and Rural Development – Stefan Krajewski (for Czesław Siekierski)
Minister of Health-Jolanta Sobierańska-Grenda (for Izabela Leszczyn)
Minister of Culture and National Heritage – Marta Cienkowska (for Hanna Wróblewska)
Minister of Sport and Tourism – Jakub Rutnicki (for Sławomir Nitras)
Minister of Science and Higher Education – Marcin Kulasek
Minister of National Defense, Deputy Prime Minister-Władysław Kosiniak-Kamysz (without changes)
Minister of Digitization, Deputy Prime Minister – Krzysztof Gawkowski (without changes)
Minister of Family of Labor and Social Policy-Agnieszka Dziemianowicz-Bąk (without changes)
Minister of National Education – Barbara Nowacka (without changes)
Minister of Climate and Environment-Paulina Hennig-Kloska (without changes; the Ministry of Energy was separated from the ministry)
Minister of Funds and Regional Policy-Katarzyna Pełczyńska-Nałęcz (without changes)
Minister of Infrastructure – Dariusz Klimczak (without changes)
