Karol Nawrocki, the civic candidate for the President of the Republic of Poland, visited Żagań in the Lubusz Voivodeship today. The meeting with the President of the Institute of National Remembrance (IPN) was attended by at least several hundred people. The warm welcome he received from Poles speaks volumes about the significant support for the potential future president.
In Żagań, Karol Nawrocki addressed the critical state of Poland’s healthcare system and the security of the nation’s borders, topics that deeply concern citizens. He emphasized the importance of national security, stating:
“We must clearly state that the border of the Republic of Poland, the safety of Poles, is sacred to us and to me as a candidate. I do not agree with the illegal crossing of Poland’s border. I am outraged by the policies of our western neighbors.”
Nawrocki also highlighted the construction of 49 integration centers for immigrants in Poland and stressed the need for the state to make clear and concrete declarations. He suggested that Poland’s presidency in the Council of the European Union should be utilized to firmly reject the migration pact.
He added:
“We are an open nation. We encourage those who want to build the Polish economy, students who wish to study at Polish universities. We always welcome those who come to Poland with open arms. However, we must clearly state that the border of the Republic of Poland, the safety of Poles, is sacred to us and to me as a candidate. I do not agree with the illegal crossing of Poland’s border. I am outraged by the policies of our western neighbors. We won’t learn this from some commercial television, but we will learn from the German press that Germany has already relocated nearly 5,000 people to the territory of the Republic of Poland.”
The enthusiastic reception in Żagań reflects the growing support for Karol Nawrocki’s candidacy and his stance on key national issues.