- The point is to present [...] what the government's idea is for utilizing these funds in terms of production capacity in Poland and, of course, also in terms of purchasing power - said Marcin Przydacz in an interview with Marcin Fijołek on Polsat News' "Graffiti", when asked what the President doesn't know about the SAFE program and would like to learn at the National Security Council (RBN).

- We all know that the primary goal is to strengthen productivity in Europe, but we must be aware that in Poland, our army is largely based on American equipment, and the question is whether the government has an idea here for a certain compatibility - he continued.

- Perhaps the government would be able to cooperate with either the Americans or the Koreans in building capacity in Poland, so that the defense industry in Poland would expand, based on, for example, American technology - he went on to say.

- I don't understand why the government is afraid of this, after all, it is absolutely normal for the Commander-in-Chief of the Armed Forces to convene his advisory body, because the National Security Council is an advisory body, and he will inquire, question, and ask what's next - he added.

- No, he doesn't say "no"; of course, if the money goes to Polish industry, that is obviously very good news - he stressed, when asked if the President doesn't say "no" to a loan from the SAFE program.