Poland could adopt euro, after euro zone reforms - FinMin

According to Deputy Finance Minister Leszek Skiba, Poland could adopt euro as its currency, but only when the reform of euro zone is complete and there are strong economic arguments for that. “The position of the Polish government is such that we can imagine a moment when Poland will be ready to enter the euro zone - if there are strong economic arguments behind it,” Skiba said. He added that the government is currently not moving towards euro zone access because it is unclear how it will look in a few years. “Now Poland would have to join the euro zone, which future is unknown. We would decide on something we do not really know because the reforms are still ongoing,” he explained. Skiba noted that Poland is keen on a well-functioning, but not centralized euro zone.