European Union Commissioner for Justice Didier Reynders has applauded efforts by Poland’s brand-new pro-EU federalgovernment to bringback the guideline of law and states they might lead to the release of billions of euros of EU funds for the nation that were frozen under the p.
ByThe Associated Press
January 19, 2024, 9: 33 AM
European Commissioner for Justice, Didier Reynders, best, and Poland’s brand-new Justice Minister Adam Bodnar take part in a news conference, in Warsaw, Poland, Friday Jan. 19,2024 Reynders has applauded efforts by Poland’s brand-new pro-EU federalgovernment to bringback guideline of law and stated they might lead to the release of some of EU funds for the nation that were frozen under the previous recalcitrant administration. (AP Photo/Czarek Sokolowski)
The Associated Press
WARSAW, Poland — European Union Commissioner for Justice Didier Reynders on Friday applauded efforts by Poland’s brand-new pro-EU federalgovernment to bringback the guideline of law and stated they might lead to the release of billions of euros in EU funds for the nation that were frozen under the previous federalgovernment.
Reynders was holding talks in Warsaw with brand-new Justice Minister Adam Bodnar, the foreign and European affairs ministers and parliament speakers about the actions that Poland’s month-old federalgovernment is taking to reverse the questionable judicial policies of the previous administration that the EU had slammed as undemocratic.
Reynders stated at a news conference that he was delighted by the d