Tusk: Poland to Spend $26 Billion on Civil Defense and Population Protection Plan
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Prime Minister Donald Tusk announced a population protection program at a government meeting. Its total cost is expected to exceed PLN 102 billion.
Poland plans to invest 102.4 billion zlotys, the equivalent of about $26 billion, over the next five years for a population protection and civil defense program, Prime Minister Donald Tusk announced on Tuesday.
Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk said that on Tuesday, October 6, the government will adopt a draft resolution approving the civil protection and civil defense program for 2027-2031 totaling PLN 102.4 billion (about $26 billion).
Poland plans to invest 102.4 billion zlotys ($26 billion) over five years in a civil defense and population protection program, Prime Minister Donald Tusk said on Tuesday. Tusk: Poland to spend $26 billion on civil defense and population protection plan - ΙΝΑΤΕΜΟΠΟΡΙΚΙ
Donald Tusk announced that during Tuesday's government meeting, a draft law will be adopted that will allow for investments in civil defense, the construction of shelters, the expansion of warning systems, and the provision of water and energy supplies in crisis situations. "Without this, we have no chance in confronting aggression," the Prime Minister said. The head of government also announced investments in Krakow.
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