Prime Minister Mateusz Morawiecki has expressed his full support for the Duda Plan of solidary development for the entire country in the coming years.
Giving similar projects such as Frankfurt airport as an example, President Duda said the project needs to be implemented as it offers huge development prospects for the coming decades and is expected to provide an estimated 150,000 jobs.
A cooperation agreement was signed between representatives of Poland and Great Britain on Wednesday regarding, among other areas, the planning of airport and railway infrastructure for the needs of the Central Transportation Port (CPK).
The government will continue its involvement in the Central Transportation Port (CPK), a major airport hub to be located in central Poland, as such investments will help the country emerge from the crisis, PM Mateusz Morawiecki said on Tuesday.
The Central Transportation Port (CPK) company will receive over PLN 7 million (EUR 1.64 million) in EU funds for the preparation of construction blueprints for a 30-kilometre stretch of rail line.
Deputy Infrastructure Minister Marcin Horała said on Wednesday that the ministry is conducting advanced talks with Tokyo's Narita airport and that there is a good chance Narita will become a strategic advisor for Poland's Central Transportation Port (CPK).
First flights from Poland's Central Transportation Port (CPK) are planned for the end of 2027, the government commissioner for the CPK, Marcin Horała, told the Rzeczpospolita daily on Friday, adding that the government "will do everything to keep to this date."
Polish Prime Minister Mateusz Morawiecki on Thursday appointed Marcin Horala, a prominent MP with the ruling Law and Justice (PiS) party, to take over as the government commissioner for the Central Transportation Port (CPK), a multi-billion air hub project.
The International Air Transport Association (IATA) on Tuesday praised Poland's decision to build a Central Transportation Port as a central hub for air, rail and road travel.
The British government has offered Poland a 100-million-pound export loan to co-finance the construction of a planned Central Transportation Port, Poland's Deputy Infrastructure Minister Mikolaj Wild announced on Wednesday.
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