VOICED: For Poles, EU membership still a plus

The transcript discusses Poland's positive experience since joining the European Union. Young Poles, who were teenagers or young adults at the time of accession, view the membership favorably, citing economic benefits and cultural integration. Poland has received significant financial support from the EU, including investments from the European Investment Bank. The country's identity is deeply rooted in European history, and joining the EU marked the end of the Cold War era for Poland. Today, Poles are more confident in the EU than some older member states, and Poland's economy is thriving within the Union.

How do young Polish people feel about their country's membership in the EU?

• They wish to leave the EU.

• They are indifferent about the EU.

• They regret joining the EU.

• They are positive about the EU membership.

What is a common sight on construction works across Poland?

• The United Nations flag

• The NATO flag

• The Blue Flag of the EU

• The Polish national flag

What percentage of Polish people are happy to be in the EU?

• 80%

• 60%

• 50%

• 70%

What historical event does Poland's integration into the EU symbolize the end of?

• World War II

• The Cold War

• The Industrial Revolution

• The Renaissance

How do Polish people compare in confidence in the EU to the French or Germans?

• Less confident

• Equally confident

• More confident

• Not confident at all