Kosiniak-Kamysz recalled his youth. It was then that he met Agata Duda.

Andrzej Duda has repeatedly stated that he has good relations with Władysław Kosiniak-Kamysz. – This is cohabitation, because it is a different political camp, but when it comes to the head of the Ministry of National Defense, I think that this cooperation is very decent – ​​said the president.

"He's a guy you can talk to, a man of dialogue, someone you can sit down with. We've managed to reach agreement on important issues so far," he added in an interview with Channel Zero.

Kosiniak-Kamysz spoke warmly about Duda

Krzysztof Stanowski decided to ask Władysław Kosiniak-Kamysz if he also had such a high opinion of the head of state. According to the presenter, this is quite surprising given the deep political divisions in our country and the tense relations between politicians from the ruling coalition and the opposition.

In response, the PSL leader made an unusual admission. As it turns out, Władysław Kosiniak-Kamysz and Andrzej Duda attended the same school – King Jan III Sobieski High School No. 2 in Kraków. However, the politicians didn't meet in the school hallways due to their age difference. "We've known each other for years. I think we have mutual respect for each other," the PSL leader emphasized.

The Minister of National Defence added that "in his opinion, no one else in this government would be able to guarantee such cooperation with the president as he has over the last 18 months."

Kosiniak-Kamysz surprised. That's how he met Agata Duda

As it turns out, in his youth, the Minister of National Defense also had contact with Agata Kornhauser-Duda . "The First Lady was a teacher when I was a student. I remember her very well from those days. She was our high school professor," admitted the politician.

He noted, however, that Andrzej Duda's wife did not teach his class, only the parallel one.

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