Gowin: Foreign investors shouldn't expect any more privileges

"Foreign investors must be aware of the fact that they will not be treated as they have been up to this point, with special privileges, but that they will have to compete with Polish businesses on a fair and even footing." Vice-Prime Minister Jarosław Gowin said Wednesday. Meeting with members of the American Chamber of Commerce in Poland, Gowin told journalists that "there will be good relations" between the current government and foreign investors in Poland, pointing to his very presence in this meeting as a token of the government's goodwill. "We will be first and foremost fighting for the interest of Polish firms" The Vice-Prime Minister added.  "[However] that does not mean that we believe in the mirage of economic autarky. We need foreign investors."