PM Expected to Accept Resignations of More Deputy Ministers Yesterday

11/03/2018

17:58

Michał Olech

PM Expected to Accept Resignations of More Deputy Ministers Yesterday According to information from 300POLITYKI, on Saturday, Prime Minister Mateusz Morawiecki accepted the resignations of more deputy ministers – likely 10. The deadline for the Prime Minister to accept or reject deputy ministers' resignations expires today, March 11th, as informed by Michał Dworczyk. Official announcements of the changes are expected on Monday, as foreshadowed by the head of government.

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