Poland Not to Enter the Eurozone Soon

Politics ♦ Published: July 14, 2012; 19:55 ♦ (Vindobona)

For the time being, Poland will keep the Zloty. After the Eurozone has managed the current crisis, an accession is conceivable, Foreign Minister Radoslaw Sikorski says.

Poland Not to Enter the Eurozone Soon / Picture: © Vindobona.org

In the end, the introduction of the euro would be in the interest of Poland, Sikorski says. „We will decide on the accession after the Eurozone has conquered the crisis.“ Initially, Poland planned to join the Eurozone in 2014. Due to the current economic difficulties, the accession should take place in 2016 by earliest. At the moment, only 13% of the Poles are in favor of…

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