PM Szydło supports cooperation with Ukraine

On Wednesday, Polish Prime Minister Beata Szydło proclaimed that Poland hopes to deepen cooperation with Ukraine and intends to implement joint projects for the development of civil institutions. "We offer assistance to Ukraine, and we hope that the cooperation will only deepen in the coming months," the Stationery Office of the Prime Minister of Poland wrote on its Twitter page quoting Szydło’s speech during a press conference of the 26th Economic forum in Krynica-Zdroj. The official noted that Poland wants to carry out joint projects with Ukraine in the field of civil institutions. Though, the Prime Minister emphasized that development is the top priority for Poland now. "There is at the moment for Poland, for the Polish government, no higher priority than development. This will determine our future, it will determine whether Poland will be a champion not only in Europe but also in the world economy; this will determine the success of our citizens, the functioning of our state, its position in the world," she said. The Prime Minister claimed she wanted the Polish economy to grow faster, so that it provides opportunities, and so that what today are small firms became medium-sized, medium-sized firms become large, and large ones become companies with a global reach.