Prime Minister of Poland

The Prime Minister of Poland is the head of the government, responsible for running the country day-to-day, implementing laws, and managing public services. They lead the Cabinet, coordinate government actions, and represent Poland internationally. Appointed by the President and usually the leader of the majority party or coalition in Parliament, the Prime Minister plays a key role in setting policies and ensuring government stability. They work alongside other government officials and Parliament to develop legislation and address national issues, serving as a central figure in Poland’s executive branch.