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From 1997 to 2001, Buzek was a coalition Prime Minister of Poland . In 1998 he became the first laureate of the Grzegorz Palka Award [5] and was nominated European of the Year by the European Union Business Chambers Forum. In 1998 he was named 'Person of the Year' by the influential Polish political weekly Wprost.
Jerzy Buzek was elected to the Sejm in what was its third parliamentary term, following which the AWS nominated him for the office of Prime Minister. Jerzy Buzek's government was sworn in on 31 October.
May 2, 2024 · Title / Office: prime minister (1997-2001), Poland. Jerzy Buzek (born July 3, 1940, Śmiłowice, Poland [now Smilovice, Czech Republic]) is a Polish engineer, educator, and political leader who served as prime minister of Poland (1997–2001) and as president of the European Parliament (2009–12).
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Jul 14, 2009 · Jerzy Buzek, a former center-right prime minister of Poland, was elected president of the assembly with 555 votes out of 713 votes cast, becoming the first politician from an Eastern...
Chairman of the Policy Council for Gliwice - 1990 elections (1990). Member of the Sejm (1997-2001). Polish Prime Minister (1997-2001). Member of the European Parliament (since 2004). International Energy Agency (1992-1997). PAN - Institute of Chemical Engineering Scientific Committee, Scientific Secretary (1982-1997).
Prime Minister of Poland and Member of the Polish Parliament (Sejm) from 1997 to 2001. He guided Poland into the NATO structures in 1999. He initiated accession negotiations with the European Union in 1997. Founder of the “Foundation for the Family” in 1998 and the Institute of the Civil Society Pro Publico Bono in 2002.
From 1997 to 2001, Jerzy Buzek has been Prime Minister of Poland, introducing sweeping reforms in pensions, healthcare, local and regional administration, education and the mining sectors. During his government, Poland acceded to NATO and made key-steps towards EU membership.
