- I have not encountered [questions about Polexit in Brussels] at all. I can only comment that the opposition has problems with a substantive approach to our program, to the facts, to what our relations are actually like here in Brussels, and they are indeed fully partnership-based, very good, positive. We are achieving much more here than Poland could achieve before. So, in essence, these are probably some delusions of the Platform and the opposition if someone says so, because here in Brussels everyone treats it as a completely unserious slogan, and of course, I also treat it as such. It's a waste of time to address such completely fabricated scenarios. They are a kind of delusion of the opposition. But the campaign is nearing its end. I think that afterwards, some will sober up, and we will begin a more normal dialogue, I hope, as an opposition should be, a constructive, good, parliamentary opposition, not one that is street-based, foreign-oriented, or agitated. Such an opposition is very much needed. I want to talk with such an opposition, to debate on programs and arguments. We have shown what credibility is, what serious actions in the area of improving the state's fiscal and financial system are, and this is what is worth discussing, for the good of the Republic of Poland - stated Prime Minister Mateusz Morawiecki in an interview with 300POLITYKA and WP.