Polish President Karol Nawrocki awarded both the Order of the White Eagle and the Order of Restoration of Poland during a ceremonial event recognizing prominent individuals for their exceptional service to the nation. The Order of the White Eagle, known as the highest Polish distinction, was awarded to Czesław Nowak, a notable opposition activist from the PRL era, and to the artist Stanisław Radwański, recognized for his contributions to painting and sculpture. This honor is reserved for those who have made significant impacts for the country, reflecting both national pride and recognition of international figures.

Additionally, President Nawrocki presented the Order of Restoration of Poland to individuals who have made significant contributions in various fields. Among the recipients was Adam Koperkiewicz, a museum curator and historian, and Professor Marcin Gruchała, a medical expert specializing in internal medicine and cardiology. These recognitions emphasize the importance of cultural, educational, and medical contributions to Polish society as a whole.

The awarding of these orders underscores a commitment to honoring those who work towards the betterment of Poland. Such ceremonies promote values of national service and sacrifice, while also inspiring future generations to contribute positively to their communities and the nation at large.