0% credit, i.e. the #naStart project of the Civic Coalition, will not be supported by Poland 2050 – announced Szymon Hołownia. “Rzeczpospolita” is wonderingwhether the reason for the lack of support is not the planned liquidation of the National Resource Real estate (KZN). This is a project accompanying the KO housing program, as revealed by the Niezalezna.pl portal. “Rzeczpospolita” was prompted to ask such questions by the fact that after the cleaning in KZN at the beginning of the year Many people found employment there politicians Polish 2050.
The National Property Resource employs many people associated with Szymon Hołownia's party
KZN is supervised by the Minister of Funds and Regional Policy, Katarzyna Pełczyńska-Nałęcz, a member of Polska 2050. In January, she appointed a new board in the institution. Łukasz Bajewicz, former deputy mayor of Gorlice from Polska 2050, became the president. Michał Szymczyk, former candidate for MP for Polska 2050, became his advisor for social housing initiatives.
The Supervisory Board of KZN includes Emil Rojek, Deputy Governor of Pomerania, associated with the Poland 2050 Association and the Strategies 2050 Institute, and patron Filip Curyło, partner at the law firm of MP Paweł Śliz from Polska 2050. Moreover, the spokesperson for KZN is Gabriela Sowa, who was the coordinator at the Strategies 2050 Institute.
Polska 2050 denies that it is about KZN. But it says it will check the situation
The press office of Poland 2050 denies that the lack of support for the #naStart loan is related to the liquidation of KZN. In response to questions from “Rzeczpospolita”, it was emphasized that the decision is “conditioned by the substantive evaluation of the program, and not by any personal issues”. The press office also noted that members of Poland 2050 won their positions in multi-stage competitions.
Polska 2050 added that “the nominations were in line with the ethical standards that the party strives to implement”. At the same time, however, a declaration was made to verify the situation in KZN in order to take appropriate steps, which would ensure compliance with the adopted principles.