More for Defense: 4% GDP for Army Enshrined in Constitution
This draft law amends the Constitution to permanently guarantee that at least 4% of the country's annual income (GDP) will be allocated to defense. The aim is to strengthen Poland's security, modernize the military, and enhance citizens' sense of safety, regardless of political changes.
Key points
The obligation to allocate at least 4% of annual GDP to defense will be enshrined in the Constitution, ensuring stable funding for the army.
The change aims to accelerate the modernization of the Armed Forces, purchase modern equipment, and strengthen the country's defense capabilities.
New defense funding rules will apply starting from the 2026 budget law.
Strengthening the army is intended to increase citizens' security and deter potential aggressors, sending a clear signal about the priority of defense.
Status:
In Progress
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