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WARSAW: Prime Minister Beata Szydło on Thursday promised Poland would see increased investment after the first quarter of 2017. In an interview with radio RMF FM, she blamed a contraction in investment under the Law and Justice (PiS) government, which assumed power a year ago, on the previous government led by the Civic Platform (PO) party.
“At the moment we have a problem regarding the carrying out of investments, which is the result of our predecessors, who did not leave us with ready projects that we could complete when we took power,” Szydło said.“Now the projects are ready and investments have started,” she added.
Szydło said another reason public investments had slowed was because some local governments, run by opposition parties Civic Platform and the Polish People’s Party (PSL), intentionally allow investments to fall behind schedule “out of spite” for the PiS government.
