Seven key changes under the Polish Deal for the Polish rural communities and the economic strategy in the context of the current energy crisis in Europe were the main topics of the meeting of the Council of Policy Advisers. The meeting also discussed current domestic and external policy issues. The Prime Minister thanked all the voices in the discussion. He expressed his conviction that the discussion would soon result in good decisions.

During the Football Day event at PGE Narodowy, the stadium was named after the outstanding Polish coach, Kazimierz Górski. A plaque commemorating the distinguished head coach was unveiled and the celebration ended with a showpiece match between members of Polish parliament competing against the players from Jerzy Engel's team and Kazimierz Górski's Eagles.

On Friday, Prime Minister Mateusz Morawiecki took part in the German-Polish-Czech Science Forum "Cross-border innovations for Central Europe". During the debate, challenges for the region in the field of science and research were discussed. The Prime Minister met with the President of the Bundestag, Wolfgang Schäuble. During the conversation, the problems of current bilateral and European issues were raised.

During a press conference at the Border Guard unit in Białystok, Deputy Prime Minister Jarosław Kaczyński presented the current situation on the Polish-Belarusian border, which is the result of coordinated actions of the Belarusian services. The possibility of building a border dam and scenarios for future actions were also discussed.

Emphasising the importance of the European Union Enlargement Policy and economic recovery after the COVID-19 pandemic – these were the main topics discussed during the European Union-Western Balkans (EU-WB) Summit in Brdo (Slovenia). As Prime Minister Mateusz Morawiecki stressed – Poland, together with Central European countries, represents a strong voice for the integration of Western Balkan countries into the EU in order to increase development opportunities as well as maintain stability and peace in Europe. The meeting of EU and WB leaders ended with the adoption of a joint declaration, in which the EU reiterated its support for the European perspective of the Western Balkans. An informal meeting of EU heads of state and government was also held on 5 October. The leaders discussed current issues concerning Europe's security, transatlantic cooperation and the rise of energy prices in Europe.

Polish-Austrian bilateral relations and economic cooperation were the main topics of talks between Prime Minister Mateusz Morawiecki and Austrian President Alexander Van der Bellen. During the meeting, the leaders also discussed issues on the current European agenda, such as migration or EU climate policy.

The challenges of the fourth industrial revolution, the development prospects of Polish science and the return to in-person teaching were the topics of the Prime Minister's speech at the inauguration of the academic year at the Warsaw University of Technology.

The Chancellery of the Prime Minister held the first meeting of the Commission for the support of the Government Fund "Polish Deal": Strategic Investment Programme. Paweł Szefernaker, Secretary of State at the Ministry of the Interior and Administration, Government Plenipotentiary for Cooperation with Local Government, became the Commission's Chairman. The Commission is composed of representatives of ministries and Bank Gospodarstwa Krajowego.

30 September 2021 marks the second anniversary of the death of the late Kornel Morawiecki - a legend of the "Fighting Solidarity" organisation. Prime Minister Mateusz Morawiecki attended the unveiling of a plaque commemorating his father at the Lower Silesian Voivodeship Office. The Lower Silesian Voivode named the regional assembly hall after Kornel Morawiecki. The Head of Government also attended a screening of the movie 'Solidarność to takie moje życie wieczne' (Solidarity is a kind of eternal life for me), which focuses on Kornel Morawiecki. He also visited Wrocław's Zajezdnia History Centre.

– The most interesting, important, advanced and expensive technologies are born at the junction of various fields: medicine, mathematics, IT, telecommunications. This is the future of science and also of the economy – said the Head of Government. Prime Minister Mateusz Morawiecki visited the newly established Faculty of Information and Communication Technology at the Wrocław University of Science and Technology. On the campus, he laid flowers under a plaque dedicated to Kornel Morawiecki. During his visit to Lower Silesia, the Prime Minister also took part in the Inauguration of the Academic Year.