Polish president appoints new ministers
President Andrzej Duda has appointed four new ministers in a government reshuffle related to some to-date ministers running for seats in the European Parliament.
During a ceremony held at the Presidential Palace, on Monday morning, Tomasz Siemoniak was appointed as the new minister for interior affairs and administration, Jakub Jaworowski as the new minister of state assets, Krzysztof Paszyk as the new minister for development and technology and Hanna Wroblewska as the new minister of culture and national heritage
Siemoniak will replace Marcin Kierwinski, Jaworowski - Borys Budka, Paszczyk - Krzysztof Hetman and Wroblewska - Bartlomiej Sienkiewicz.
The outgoing ministers will run in the European elections to be held in Poland on June 9.
They all were in office for six months as the Donald Tusk government was sworn in in December 2023 following the October 15 general elections. (PAP)
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