On March 6, 2023, former Prime Minister Mateusz Morawiecki held an event in Warsaw titled "Powered by Poland. Strategy for a Modern Economy," aimed at presenting his economic vision ahead of the important PiS party convention in Krakow set for March 7. The convention is particularly significant as it will reveal the party's support for a candidate to contest for the prime minister role in the upcoming 2027 parliamentary elections. The underlying tension between Morawiecki and PiS leader Jarosław Kaczyński creates a competitive dynamic as both seek to influence the party's future direction.

During the event, Morawiecki discussed the repercussions of economic mismanagement in Poland, citing a loss of approximately 140 billion PLN annually attributed to the current economic development model. He criticized the government's approach to economic management over the past 35 years, highlighting a significant outflow in the country’s balance of payments. By presenting his observations, Morawiecki aimed to not only challenge his party's current leadership but also to assert his vision for a more effective economic strategy that could resonate with voters.

Morawiecki's event is particularly pertinent given the proximity of the 2027 elections and reflects broader tensions within the PiS party. As factions within the party prepare for the electoral battle ahead, this public display of alternative policies suggests that the political landscape may be shifting, potentially reshaping the future of PiS leadership and direction in the upcoming elections.