Grzegorz Braun assessed that the PRZEkanał material about his conversations with representatives of India unjustifiably suggested that economic cooperation was intended to bring in workers to Poland. He assured that the Confederation of the Polish Crown had not undertaken and did not plan to undertake actions for the immigration of foreigners. He accused the authors of the material of editing it in a way that supported a preconceived thesis. Braun wrote that the conversations with representatives of India took place on February 18, 2026, in the European Parliament, and the KKP described them publicly several months earlier. According to him, the goal of the planned Polish-Indian Economic Forum "Strictly Business - Fifty/Fifty" was to find sectors with high potential and launch investment projects. He added that the recording contained his explanation that the initiative was intended to link Polish entrepreneurs with foreign partners, and not to concern immigration policy. Braun reminded that according to GUS data for 2025, Poland sold goods to India worth 1.4 billion euros and bought goods worth 4.3 billion euros, which indicated a deficit of nearly 3 billion euros. He wrote that the KKP wanted to increase Polish exports to India, not bring in workers from there. Referring to the section about employment agencies, he quoted a statement by Dominik Chmielewski, who reportedly said that agencies — Polish, Ukrainian, or from other countries — would not take part in the event. Braun accused PRZEkanał of drawing conclusions from incomplete fragments of conversations, which, in his opinion, the recordings did not support. #Polska #biznes #imigracja (translated)

