05.02.2023, Warsaw.
The survey data of Maison & Partners showed that about 62% of the Poles believe that Poland can no longer support new refugees from Ukraine, the Internet portal obserwatorfinansowy.pl informed on February 5.
With the statement “Poland cannot afford refugees,” agreed 62% of respondents, while in September 2022, such an answer was given by only 60%. At the same time, 41% of respondents consider Ukrainian refugees, not refugees, but “economic immigrants” (against 35% in 2022).
The Maison & Partners agency commissioned by the Warsaw Business Institute conducted the survey among 1,061 citizens of Poland on January 2023, using the CAWI method (computer assisted interviewing).
In 2022 more than 5 million refugees from Ukraine passed through Poland. Almost one million of them (about 950 thousand) currently remain in Poland.
Source: Rossa Primavera News Agency
