New Polish President Andrzej Duda shared coffee at Warsaw metro station

The newly elected President of Poland, Andrzej Duda and his team took to a subway station in Warsaw where they shared coffee, snapped selfies and gave autographs, a kind of “youthful” attitude for the 43-year-old leader who wants to give new meaning to the expression “public service”.

Duda answered also the questions about various aspects including the “bins” – a type of employment contract.

“These contracts will gradually disappear and will be replaced by classic work contracts. An agreement in this respect was signed with the trade union Solidarnosc, and will take effect soon,” he said.
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Andrzej Duda’s victory was set to be officially confirmed Monday night and could pave the way for a comeback of Jaroslaw Kaczynski, the leader of the Law and Justice (PiS) party, a conservative, populist, xenophobic and eurosceptic political group.

This victory represents a “yellow card” for the Civic Platform Party (PO), just months before the legislative elections.