In a recent discussion, Wojciech Dąbrowski, the first president of the Polish Arms Group and current president of the Polish Development Holding, addressed the question of whether Poland should join the SAFE program. He articulated the importance of enhancing Poland's defense capabilities and resilience in the face of evolving security challenges. Dąbrowski suggested that if the answer to strengthening national security is affirmative, it raises the imperative for sustainable funding sources to support this initiative.

Dąbrowski emphasized that Poland should seek funding from sources that provide the most affordable capital to facilitate broader collaboration. He articulated a clear positive stance towards the SAFE program, positing that it holds potential benefits for elevating Poland's defense readiness and bolstering its security posture. This is particularly relevant in the context of escalating geopolitical tensions in Europe, where national defense is of paramount importance.

The implications of Poland’s potential involvement in the SAFE program are significant, as they would not only enhance its military capabilities but also align with broader NATO objectives. By participating, Poland could strengthen its defense industry while ensuring better preparedness against potential threats, showcasing a proactive approach to national security.