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The government makes every effort to improve the road infrastructure in Poland
additional thousands of kilometres of roads will enhance driving comfort and boost development prospects for poviats and communes,” emphasised Prime Minister Mateusz Morawiecki during his visit in the Wielkopolskie Voivodeship to open another section of the Kępno ring road as part of expressway S11
New national and local roads improve investment possibilities for individual regions of our country
the head of government announced the implementation of another programme that is vital to Poles – the 2030 Government Programme for the Construction of National Roads
The investment project saw the construction of a section of expressway S11 in the form of a section of the Kępno ring road from the Kępno Krążkowy interchange to existing national road no
It will make the southern part of the Wielkopolskie Voivodeship on the border with the Opolskie Voivodeship a perfect logistics and transport location,” stressed the head of government
“Every kilometre of this road gives a kilometre of new possibilities – of attracting entrepreneurs from Poland and abroad
the investment project was funded from European Union resources in the amount of PLN 97 million
The first phase of the Kępno ring road construction in the form of a 3.6-kilometre section was completed in 2018
“I often talk to local government representatives and they cannot believe that we have so much money for investments
The repaired government finances allowed us to have much better possibilities to raise capital from financial markets and to create special budgetary reserves
the coming years will see the construction of thousands of kilometres of environmentally-friendly roads to enhance driving comfort and boost development prospects for poviats and communes
heavy traffic will no longer go through the Kępno city centre
The new road will ensure driving comfort and contribute to better road safety
Expressway S11 creates perfect conditions to provide new jobs
This is also an excellent opportunity for employment growth
”This means new possibilities of attracting entrepreneurs from Poland and abroad
who create new jobs,” emphasised the Prime Minister
adding that ”new jobs are the fundamental assumption of the Polish Deal
Our intention is to create over 500,000 jobs in the coming years”
it will be possible for Bank Gospodarstwa Krajowego to launch a fund that will finance the reconstruction and modernisation of Poland after the pandemic
Aside from PLN 770 billion to be obtained under the cohesion policy and reconstruction fund
the fund will be used to achieve the European standard of living
The New Deal Fund will not only serve as a driver of development
but also actually change the quality of life of inhabitants of large cities as well as small and medium-sized towns
the new Programme for the Construction of National Roads includes financial resources to build all sections of expressway S11,” said the Prime Minister
An efficient road infrastructure is one of the key rapid development factors
New national and local roads not only mean better driving comfort and improved safety
but also offer an opportunity for new investment and jobs
The new programme – 2030 Government Programme for the Construction of National Roads – will help to achieve this
The financial resources available under the GPCNR will ensure the completion of the entire network of motorways and expressways in Poland
The St Paul Chamber Ensemble has given a series of concerts in Poland under the direction of its director
During its week-long tour the orchestra conducted an orchestral workshop for students with special needs
at  the School for Students with Special Needs in Slupia
the orchestra played selections from musicals and films
and explanations were given about the families of instruments making up an orchestra
all the students were given an opportunity to take part by playing instruments
joining the percussion section and even directing the orchestra
The week-long tour saw the 44-piece orchestra
Tenor Joseph Aquilina and baritone Louis Andrew Cassar
committed to intensive rehearsals and daily concerts
In collaboration with the Rotondo Choir of Poznan
the tour included three orchestra recitals
two of which in the church of St Martin in Kepno and in the parish church of St Padre Pio of Petralcina in Poznan respectively
where the latest composition by Maestro Agius
 originally performed at St John’s Co-Cathedral in March
was welcomed by appreciative audiences in both locations
In his address at the official opening of this series of concerts in Kepno
Malta’s Ambassador to Poland Dr John Paul Grech expressed his appreciation for this initiative and for the collaboration between the respective entities towards its success
After being called up to receive commemorative tokens at the end of the evening
Dr Grech had words of praise for Maestro Agius for the emotional intensity and the composition and sensitive interpretation by the orchestra
and augured that this would be just one of many such initiatives
The third concert was one of sacred music at the Kalisz Centre for Art and Culture
The three performances of a very high calibre were concluded with an appreciative audience on its feet and sustained applause
St Paul Chamber Ensemble was set up in 2015 under the direction of Mro Agius
and brings together some of the island’s top musicians and singers
establishing itself as one of Malta’s prominent orchestras
With a number of prestigious performances under its belt
the orchestra repertoire includes works by classical composers as well as by Maltese composers
ranging from sacred pieces to light excerpts from musicals and films
This tour was organised on the initiative of the Maltese Embassy in Warsaw
in collaboration with the Slupia School for Students with Special Needs
the parish of San Pio di Petralcina in Poznan and the Medina Foundation for music of which the orchestra forms part
as part of celebrations on the 100th anniversary of Poland’s independence and the 100th Anniversary of the Grand Polish Revolution
The orchestra’s participation in these celebrations was partly dictated by the fact that Valletta is the 2018 European Culture Capital
The initiative was supported by the Malta Arts Council
the Ministry for Foreign Affairs and Trade Promotion
the Malta Curia and the Valletta 2018 Foundation