PM Morawiecki visited the Polish House in Davos on Thursday, where he met with Romanian Deputy PM Ana Birchall.
After the meeting, Morawiecki told a Polish public radio broadcaster that "Poland is better protected against Brexit than many other countries as the monetary policy, which is conducted in Poland in a different way than by the European Central Bank or in other parts of the world, is always a protective measure."
Morawiecki explained that Poland's interest rates stood at 1.5 percent and stressed that this helped to react properly in monetary policy.
The prime minister stressed that a 3.5-percent economic growth forecast by the World Bank and the International Monetary Fund for the global economy in 2019 "is not a bad result."
He also expressed his hope that Poland's economy will expand faster, just like in 2018. "Our economic expansion was around 5 percent and it surprised everybody. I believe that this year Poland will also produce a positive surprise," he stressed.
The Polish PM went to Davos on Wednesday to take part in the 49th World Economic Forum. (PAP)
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