
Dr. Karol Wałachowski, Jan Hoffmann and Elżbieta Kois-Żurek are the new vice-presidents of the city.
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Łukasz Gibała took over the office of Mayor of Krakow after taking an oath at the City Council. The previous president was dismissed as a result of the referendum.
According to RMF FM reporter Maciej Sołtys, the first deputy president was Dr. Karol Wałachowski, a scientist associated with the University of Economics.
He will be responsible for the economy, spatial policy and tourism. It is on his shoulders that the economic development of Krakow and spatial planning rests, which have aroused many emotions among residents in recent years.
The second deputy was attorney Jan Hoffmann, known as the initiator of the referendum that resulted in the dismissal of the previous president, Aleksander Miszalski.
Hoffmann will be responsible for culture, but not only that.
Your patron's task will also be to implement what we promised together, i.e. limiting the clean transport zone to the city center, and then organizing a referendum on this matter, announced President Gibała.
The third deputy president was Elżbieta Kois-Żurek. Her responsibilities will include education, health and social policy. She will oversee the development of schools, health facilities and support for the most needy residents of Krakow.
Łukasz Gibała announced that he would sign the orders regarding the appointment of new deputies today.
Let us remind you that yesterday afternoon Łukasz Gibała took the oath and officially took over the office of the president of Krakow. The ceremony took place during a session of the Krakow City Council in the town hall at Wszystkich Święta Square.
After taking the oath, he received the insignia of power - a chain and the key to the city gates.
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