Prime Minister Mateusz Morawiecki took part in the Central Firefighters’ Day Celebration. This is a professional holiday for all firefighters from the State Fire Service and the Volunteer Fire Service. This day is an opportunity to thank all firefighters for their hard work and risking their lives. Since 2016, our government has steadily increased funding for the development of fire stations. We have also introduced a number of measures to support firefighters and their families.

On 3 May 1791, the Great Sejm passed the Government Act, known as the 3 May Constitution. On the 232nd anniversary of this important event for Poland, Prime Minister Mateusz Morawiecki took part in celebrations at the Castle Square in Warsaw. The 3 May Constitution was one of the milestones in the history of our country - on par with the adoption of Christianity, the restoration of independence in 1918, or the establishment of “Solidarity”. It was also the first document of its kind in modern Europe and the second one in the world, after the American Constitution.

Poland is one. We want to connect all regions of our country through investments. With this, we create new jobs, build roads and pedestrian crossings, provide modern equipment for hospitals and modernize schools. Through the activities we undertake, we want to make residents' dreams come true. This is also a fundamental task for the future.

We focus on the even and equitable development of all regions of Poland. We want residents of municipalities and counties to have the same opportunities as those living in large cities. To this end, we are pursuing local investments, such as the construction of kindergartens and nurseries and the renovation of schools. We also provide modern equipment for hospitals and build libraries, roads and pedestrian crossings. We contribute funds to the budgets of municipalities, counties and towns across the country for investments that are close to the people. Prime Minister Mateusz Morawiecki visited towns in the Mazowieckie and Łódzkie Provinces to listen to the advice and demands of residents of municipalities and counties - they are the ones who pave the way for us to move forward.

The construction of the Heroes of Radom's June 1976 Warsaw Radom Airport is a response to the needs of travellers and a development opportunity for the region. The new airport means over 400 jobs. The facility will relieve the pressure on the existing airports,Warsaw-Chopin Airport and Warsaw-Modlin Airport, which are often at their capacity limit. Warsaw-Radom airport will offer new, comfortable connections in various foreign directions.

Prime Minister Mateusz Morawiecki took part in the 15th European Economic Congress in Katowice. During his speech, he spoke about how our country can contribute to the next great industrial revolution and how we can benefit from it. The head of the Polish government announced that Poland will create the best possible conditions for the IT industry, not only in our country. Today, Microsoft announced the launch of the first cloud computing region in Poland and Central and Eastern Europe. This is the next stage of the investment in the development of the Polish Digital Valley, announced on 5 May 2020.

The development of Polish armament manufacturers is crucial for our country. Thanks to investment in that area, we can modernise production lines, we get new orders and we create more jobs. During his visit to Bumar Łabędy in Gliwice, Prime Minister Mateusz Morawiecki announced the production of the Krab howitzers at that factory. Poland has also recently signed a letter of intent to service Leopard 2 tanks at Bumar Łabędy.

At the Chancellery of the Prime Minister the politicians met to discuss security issues in our region, as well as selected bilateral and international issues. Poland and Estonia often have identical perspectives on the most important issues for Central and Eastern Europe. Our bilateral relationship is also developing dynamically - particularly in trade and digitalisation.

The event was held at the Chancellery of the Prime Minister and was also attended by Minister Agnieszka Ścigaj and Deputy Minister Paweł Szefernaker. The Head of Government thanked all volunteers, non-governmental activists and organisations for the great help they have been providing to Ukrainians since the very beginning of the brutal Russian invasion of their country. The Prime Minister also stressed that NGOs can count on financial support from the state budget.

Since 2015, the government has introduced many favourable tax measures. This benefits all Poles who receive refunds when settling their PIT for the previous year. We have reduced income tax from 17 per cent to 12 per cent. At the same time, we have raised the tax-free amount to PLN 30,000 and the tax threshold from just over PLN 85,000 to PLN 120,000. Thanks to these measures, 20 million taxpayers paid lower taxes. A total of PLN 18 billion will go back to the citizens.