Prime Minister tells Kazakhstan Poles they will be helped

Prime Minister Leszek Miller visited the Polish minority living in Kazakhstan and said that everything possible must be done in order to help them return to their homeland. Miller visited Polish diasphora living in Szortandy during his 3-day trip to Kazakhstan. Poles are a 10% minority in the small town, and in order to prove how important the visit was for them, they renovated the local school. After the meeting, Miller said that Poland had special obligations towards those citizens that live abroad. He added that according to the repatriation bill they could return to Poland, but there are some financial limitations. The PM donated a computer, television set, and video recorder to the local school. On Sunday, Miller flew to Turkey on a special plane, as a luggage-truck hit into his original jet and damaged a wing. (www.onet.pl) M.M.