PM sums up 100 days of cabinet

Poland’s Prime Minister Ewa Kopacz summed up the first 100 days of her administration’s work at a Wednesday’s press conference. The PM referred to the recent clashes between physicians and the government, Polish humanitarian aid for the Ukrainians and the evacuation of Poles residing in Donets Basin, the situation of the Polish mining industry, as well as the government’s pro-family policy. Kopacz congratulated Health Minister Bartosz Arułkowicz on defending his statement and reaching consensus in the conflict with Polish physicians. Regarding Ukrainian crisis, PM mentioned 150 tones of goods offered to the victims of the war worth around PLN 3 million. Additionally, she assured the public opinion that the evacuation date has been already settled. Kopacz confirmed the government’s plans to restructure the mining industry and revealed the planned improvements in the government’s pro-family policy. Kopacz took post last autumn replacing Donald Tusk who was nominated President of the European Council.