Most Poles Believe President Karol Nawrocki Represents Poland Well Internationally, Poll Shows

A recent poll suggests that a majority of Poles are satisfied with President Karol Nawrocki's international representation. The survey, conducted by Instytut Badań Pollster for "Super Express," found that 56% of respondents believe he represents Poland well on the global stage.

Conversely, 44% of those polled hold a negative view of Nawrocki's performance in international affairs. This division in public opinion aligns with broader political sympathies and antipathies, according to Dr. Bartłomiej Machnik, a political scientist from UKSW.

Dr. Machnik commented to "Super Express" that Nawrocki pursues a more active foreign policy than his predecessor, Andrzej Duda. He suggested that this increased activity might be perceived positively by the public, although he did not comment on the specific outcomes of these efforts.

The poll was conducted on August 7 and 8, surveying 1,022 adult Poles. The results highlight a notable segment of the population that views Nawrocki's international engagement unfavorably.