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Polish Briefing 28 November, 2017 9:00 am   
COMMENTS: Mateusz Gibała

Polish Briefing: Poland at the next Central Europe – China summit

What goes on in Poland on the 28th of November.

Woźniak on American LNG: We do not want the Yamal contract to repeat

We strive to diversification of gas supplies sources because we do not want to repeat the Yamal contract with Gazprom, because of which we are sentenced for a long term, difficult conditions and a high price – said PGNiG’s CEO Piotr Woźniak.

A new deal of PGNiG and American Centrica for LNG deliveries to Poland forecasts nine deliveries within five years.

– We build PGNiG’s portfolio step by step. We have been doing it since a short period of time, because the terminal has worked for a year and a half. We intend to fully use its potential – said PGNiG’s CEO. He added that Poland is satisfied with the American contract, because a dogma that gas import to Europe on medium- and long term conditions cannot be fulfilled by LNG technology, has been broken.

16+1: Poland at the next Central Europe – China summit

Prime minister Beata Szydło took part in a summit of 16 country leaders of Central Europe and China in Budapest on Monday. According to the spokesman of the government Rafał Bochenek, one of the goals of Polish delegation is a wider opening of Chinese market for Polish brands.

It will be the 6th meeting of Central Europe and China in 16+1 format. There will be talks about whole 16’s economic cooperation with China, but also particular countries – announced Beata Szydło on Friday. The main topic of the summit will be deepening of economic cooperation, trade exchange enlargement and mutual development – said Bochenek.

As he stressed, the goal of the Polish government led by Beata Szydło is promotion of Polish entrepreneurs and their products, what is strongly related with promotion of Chinese market on Polish brands. We need certain actions, that will support the deepening of economic cooperation, what will be beneficial for both sides in a long term – pointed the government spokesman.