Morawiecki to outline Poland’s new ‘Business Constitution’

Poland’s Deputy Premier, Mateusz Morawiecki, was on Tuesday expected to lay out general guidelines under which the country’s businesses would be obliged to operate at a meeting of the Council of Ministers. The constitution is expected to be a collection of the rights and guarantees protecting entrepreneurs in Poland, and is said to be based on the country’s Wilczek Act, which laid the groundwork for the development of free enterprise during the country’s transition from communism to free-market capitalism. Morawiecki is expected to release a detailed explanation of the new guidelines this Friday at the 590 Congress in Rzeszów.