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Rafał Trzaskowski

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Rafał Trzaskowski

Polish politician, Mayor of Warsaw since 2018, presidential candidate for Poland in 2020 and 2025
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Artificial intelligence can realistically change the way a city operates. We want to not only observe this change but to consciously co-create it. That's why we signed a cooperation agreement with @warszawa and IDEAS. First, we connect the needs of the city with the knowledge of the best experts. (translated)

Warsaw is growing thanks to people. Their knowledge, ideas, and courage to change. Therefore, good education and preparing the young generation for the world of new technologies is not an abstract debate for us, but one of the most important urban tasks. I discussed this with Anna Bjerde, https://t.co/bbkSIHkLH0 (translated)

As the supervisory authority over the Polish Olympic Committee, I have today addressed its management for explanations and the presentation of all documents regarding the current activities of the association and the decisions made in relation to the temporary arrest of its president. (translated)

On September 1st, we remember the tragedy of World War II. But while remembering the heroism of the defenders of Westerplatte and all Polish soldiers, we cannot limit ourselves to symbolism - especially today, when there is a war ongoing beyond our border. Let us consistently build our defensive capabilities. (translated)

Si l'accord contraignant Meta est une victoire pour la protection des jeunes, il ne doit pas servir de prétexte à une surveillance de masse : refusons les vérifications d'identité privées et exigeons en Europe des règles contraignantes, des solutions publiques respectueuses de la vie privée et une vraie politique d'éducation numérique pour protéger réellement les mineurs 😊

The man who was willing to pay the price of losing his own freedom as a political prisoner of Lukashenko's regime for a free Belarus. Nobel Peace Prize laureate. And a guest of the 5th edition of @Campus_Polska. Ales Bialiatski. This list of merits can probably only be matched by his own humility. (translated)

Let's say goodbye to Wanda Traczyk-Stawska. Together. In the place that was created thanks to her. Mrs. Wanda fought for memories for years. For the Warsaw Uprising. For civilian victims. And her life's work is this place - the Memory Room in Wola. From 5:00 PM there will be a book displayed here. (translated)

Mrs. Wanda has passed away. It's hard to believe. Warsaw has lost someone exceptional - a Heroine, a soldier of the Warsaw Uprising, an Honorary Citizen of the city. But above all, a teacher who taught us throughout her life what is most important: courage, dignity, and (translated)

Helena Majkowska (née Kurek) "Ela". A liaison officer and nurse during the Uprising. Captured by the Germans, she ended up in the Stutthof camp. She set an example of courage, heroism, and sacrifice. She survived hell. And she endured. And today she turns 100 years old. Mrs. Helena - the warmest wishes. (translated)

In Warsaw offices, we see a great interest in blocking PESEL numbers due to the announcement from the Ministry of Digitization about a cyberattack on the company MyDr and the related data leak. Blocking your PESEL number is a good action for your safety. And we want (translated)

In Warsaw's offices, we see a great interest in blocking PESEL numbers in connection with the announcement from the Ministry of Digitization about the cyberattack on MyDr and the associated data leak. Blocking the PESEL number is a measure that is good for your security. And we want (translated)

I announced that I intend to clarify the irregularities at the South Hospital to the end and without sweeping anything under the rug. And that's exactly what we are doing. Therefore, we will publish the entire audit on the city's pages regarding this matter. It is an internal document, but the situation requires it. (translated)

On August 1st, at exactly 5:00 PM, sirens will sound. Let's commemorate the 82nd anniversary of the outbreak of the Warsaw Uprising by stopping in silence at #GodzinaW. Let us pay tribute to our Heroes. In Warsaw and throughout Poland. (translated)

The Warsaw Uprising and the Insurgents deserve all the monuments in the world. The one in Krasinski Square is extraordinarily moving. And every year it is the site of some of the most important ceremonies. But monuments can decay, pass away. And the values for which you fought and which (translated)

Andrzej Poczobut. A man who, in his struggle for a free and democratic Belarus, did not bow to the dictator. He paid the price for it, spending years as a prisoner of the regime, which also affected his health. And he remained unyielding. It is an honor now, as he has been for several months. (translated)

Alongside the celebrations, we talk about our desire for freedom. I met today with Garry Kasparov to hear his perspective on what is happening in Russia and Ukraine and to discuss possible scenarios for the development of the situation – especially in light of the next Russian... (translated)

The memory of the Warsaw Uprising builds our identity, teaches humanity, and carries the most important values. It is our commitment to carry this message for the years to come. The Warsaw insurgents showed that Warsaw is not a city that can be conquered. (translated)

The Modernist Center of Gdynia, on the hundredth anniversary of the city being granted municipal rights, has been inscribed on the UNESCO list! It is the 18th site from Poland to be among the most important heritage sites in the world. Among them is also our Warsaw Old Town. A great honor, congratulations. (translated)