Andrzej Domański, who is set to sign a loan agreement for Poles today under the SAFE framework, does not know what the interest rate will be. He admitted this himself.
SAFE agreement
Today, at the Chancellery of the Prime Minister of Poland, the SAFE agreement – described as harmful to Polish interests – is to be signed, under which Poland will take on debt amounting to 185 billion złoty. On top of that come interest and borrowing costs, about which government representatives either do not want to speak or genuinely lack knowledge. Despite this, they are prepared to sign off – blindly – on massive debt for Polish citizens.
Donald Tusk will not formally participate in the signing of the agreement. It will be signed by Finance Minister Andrzej Domański and Minister of National Defence Władysław Kosiniak-Kamysz.
Question about interest rate. No answer
The question of the interest rate remains unanswered – even just hours before the SAFE agreement is signed.
“I will not talk about a specific percentage at this moment. Today this agreement will be made public and signed. What is worth noting is that this difference is already, I think, over 90 basis points. So this difference is still growing,” said Andrzej Domański today on Polsat News.
When a journalist pointed out that this did not look good, he replied: “We are borrowing in tranches. First, we will receive an advance of 6.5 billion euros.”
However, when asked again, “at what rate,” there was still no answer.
“The European Commission will gradually borrow on financial markets at a specified rate.”