Greek PM in Warsaw as Kwaśniewski hard on the EU campaign trail

President Aleksander Kwaśniewski yesterday visited the Lubuskie voivodship and said, "The decision about entering the EU will be of utmost importance for young people who will have to use this opportunity in the future. They are well-prepared for this move, as they had contact with the outside world, which their parents not always could experience." He added that the main task of the youth was to develop the economy and develop culture and science. Meanwhile, Warsaw was visited by the Prime Minister of Greece, which now has the EU Presidency, PM Kostas Simitis said, "Poland is necessary for the Union. Greece joined in 1981 and it gave us a lot." One of the major advantages of being in the EU, in his opinion, is the financial support is grants. "At present no state can solve its problems on its own," explained Simitis. (Rzeczpospolita, p. A3) M.M.