131 billion euros for defense. How much of this money can go to Poland? The deputy minister of state assets will respond

We will also ask whether European money should be spent only on weapons produced in Europe. Would such a solution be beneficial for Poland, which in recent years has also focused on purchasing equipment from American and South Korean manufacturers? Will Warsaw seek financing rules that will allow Polish companies to effectively compete for EU funds?

We will also talk about the future of the Polish Armaments Group. What are the plans to increase Polish arms exports and on which markets does PGZ want to look for new contracts? Potential directions include: Scandinavian and Baltic countries, Romania, India, Vietnam and North African countries. What can Poland offer to foreign customers and which products of the domestic defense industry have the greatest export potential?

We will also ask about the expansion of the PIT-RADWAR plant and the SAN anti-drone program. What stage is the program at? When will the Polish industry be able to deliver a ready system to combat drones and can the solutions developed in Poland become one of the most important export products of our defense industry?