Rafał Brzoska, CEO of InPost and one of the richest people in Poland’, says that deregulation in the Polish economy has accelerated and Poland’ has become a model for other European Union countries. Speaking in the Euronews studio at the European Economic Congress, he stressed that over the past 14 months almost 200 specific changes have been introduced to make life easier for businesses and citizens. For him, this is only the beginning of deeper reforms.
Referring to the cooperation between business and politicians in the preparation of the liberalization package, Brzoska said “Tango requires two people. He noted that both the government and the opposition approached the process positively.
Of the 500 proposals prepared by the deregulation team in the first 100 days, about 350’si received government approval to proceed. About 200 changes are currently in effect. Among the most important measures, Brzoska suggested the presumption of innocence of taxpayers and the possibility of making tax agreements with tax offices.
A growing number of changes are starting to affect ordinary citizens as well. An example of this is the automation of more than 800’ family benefit payments, which will go into effect from June. This means that you will not need to submit additional applications.
Businessman, “Simple but still makes life much easier” emphasized.
Rafał Brzoska: Poland, a source of inspiration for Brussels
Brzoska argues that the model of deregulation in Poland’ is already attracting attention across Europe. As he himself noted, Brussels’de presented the key elements of the project several times, together with experts.
During his visit to Gdańsk, he also discussed the issue with French President Emmanuel Macron. The French leader reportedly wants a detailed presentation of Polish solutions.
Brzoska, “These specific examples are also painful problems in France’ said.
According to him, the biggest problem facing the European Union’ remains the excessive bureaucracy of the European Commission’. He believes that the best chance for positive change in business is in identifying national leaders. Macron admitted that he urged ’ to take action on this issue at the EU level.
The authorities of the “European Commission will not deregulate themselves. Those who will push for these changes will be European leaders, ” said.
InPost Europe accelerates ’ expansion
The speech also touched on the further development of InPost’ in Europe’. PolandThe courier company established in ’ currently operates in nine countries, but its targets are much larger.
Brzoska announced that by the end of next year, InPost’'s services will be available in almost the entire European Union’, both for shipments from Poland’ abroad and for deliveries from other countries to Poland’. The expansion is planned to be continued mainly through cooperation with local logistics partners.
InPost CEO ’ also acknowledged that the high-profile agreement with FedEx could significantly accelerate the company's expansion in Europe’.
