- If we have a period of large public procurements ahead of us, inherited from the PiS governments, substantial funds for investments, substantial funds for the CPK (Central Communication Port), substantial funds for the implementation of railway investments, then it would probably be good if Polish companies carried out these investments. Yes or No? Mr. Prime Minister, it would probably be good if the basic margin remained within Polish companies. Yes or No? Mr. Prime Minister, it would probably be appropriate if Polish employees were the beneficiaries of wage increases. Yes or No? Mr. Prime Minister, and not stagnation - stated Mateusz Morawiecki at a press conference.

- The Prime Minister talks about supporting Polish industry, while Polish industry is being sold off. The Prime Minister talks about record investments, but surely these investments are by foreign entities here, which are being realized with Polish state money. This is an economy turned upside down. Repolonization was not supposed to mean that the largest Polish contracts are carried out by French, German, Austrian, Spanish companies. Do you think these are just empty words? Then please look at the list of the largest contracts currently being executed by Polish firms. Meanwhile, the largest Polish construction company, one that could win the tender between Białystok and Ełk, is being deliberately eliminated from a contract solely because 5 years ago they submitted or did not show some penalty they received for 15,000 PLN - he continued.

- We call on the current government, we call on the current Prime Minister, that this great capital resource, economic resource, which we have left as a legacy to the next government, should be used for the realization of contracts involving Polish companies, because this is how Polish margins grow. The wages of Polish employees rise. And the cooperating enterprises? Smaller and medium-sized companies are established around these large Polish entities, and in this way, the local economy is also driven by money from the Polish budget. Let them finally stop allocating hundreds of millions, billions of zlotys to contracts that support Western European countries. Let this money soak into Polish economic soil. This is our fundamental postulate - emphasized the former Prime Minister.