Polish president nominates governor for second term

Opposition politicians criticise Glapiński over rising inflation and claims of bias

Adam Glapiński
National Bank of Poland governor Adam Glapiński

Poland’s president has nominated Adam Glapiński for a second term as the country’s central bank governor, despite growing criticism of him by opposition politicians.  

Andrzej Duda announced on January 29 that he was putting Glapiński forward for a second six-year term leading the National Bank of Poland. Glapiński will only be able to serve a second term if he is confirmed by the lower house of parliament.

It is not clear whether Glapiński, who has come under severe criticism from opposition

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