Komorowski sums up five years of presidency

President of Poland, Bronisław Komorowski, summed up his five years of presidency during a press conference on Wednesday. Komorowski said that his presidency has been based on five pillars: security, competitive economy, family values, modern patriotism and dialog. The president claimed that the Presidential Palace, Belvedere Palace and National Security Bureau have became a place of open discussion and cooperation over the main challenges for Poland. Komorowski also reminded that in the last five years, he took part in around 270 international meetings in Poland and abroad. In the president's opinion, dialog is also the most efficient tool for solving domestic problems as Komorowski carried out 400 meetings in Poland. "I would like to thank all Polish citizens for your vote of confidence, which I have enjoyed for the last five years," the President said. Komorowski then assured that he supports Polish entrepreneurs. "There is no freedom without entrepreneurship," he said. Subsequently, the President pledged that he will develop a program targeted at the youth, so that young people wouldn't have to emigrate. The introduction of the young entrepreneur card, the construction of apartments for rent and a restriction of employment based on "junk contracts," were among his proposals. "The country is its citizens. I want to be the president of every citizen," he concluded.