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Is Poland ready for the Euro 2012?

The Euro 2012 football championships will kick off in Warsaw in June next year. Poland is hosting the tournament jointly with Ukraine. The event is a wonderful opportunity for Poland to showcase its huge potential as a modern European nation. But how are the preparations for the Cup going? What will its impact be on the Polish economy?

Guests :

  • Bruno DRWESKI, Lecturer, National Institute for oriental languages and civilisations
  • Balázs EGERT, Economist, OECD, Poland desk

Culture Guest :

  • Andrzej WAJDA, Polish film director

 

Show prepared by Marie Billon

 

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..2012 peoples see how beatyfull and modern country we have. :)

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