Andrzej Domański commented on the recently proposed 'Polski SAFE 0 proc.' investment scheme by President Karol Nawrocki and NBP Chairman Adam Glapiński. The program aims to create the Polish Defense Investment Fund, which would be funded partly by profits generated by the National Bank of Poland (NBP). This proposal is presented as an alternative to the EU's SAFE financial mechanism through which Poland could secure a low-interest loan of approximately 43.7 billion euros over 45 years.

Domański expressed concerns regarding the feasibility of relying solely on the projected profits from the sale of gold, which the NBP has been accumulating. Although the NBP currently holds about 550 tons of gold, Domański argued that some modifications in legislation might be necessary to realize potential profits through the revaluation of gold assets. He highlighted that the country's security is paramount, especially given Poland's geographical proximity to Ukraine, indicating that maintaining large reserves is crucial in this context.

In his interview, Domański stressed the importance of these financial strategies in reinforcing Poland’s defense capabilities, especially in light of ongoing regional tensions. The conversation sheds light on the economic challenges and considerations faced by Poland in the wake of geopolitical uncertainties, emphasizing the delicate balance between financial planning and national security interests.