Tusk announced a plan to protect Poland's economic interests in import issues

Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk on Thursday, April 9, announced the country's intention to defend its economic interests more harshly in matters related to the import of foreign products.

At the presentation of the Local Content project, he stressed that now local products will have priority, rather than imports from the United States, Japan, Korea, Great Britain and other partner countries.

"When it comes to Polish interests, there are no more suckers, I apologize for this harsh wording. There are people who will consistently and resolutely defend Polish interests," Tusk said.

The new policy is aimed at supporting domestic producers and strengthening the country's economic independence.

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