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    Marcin Nowacki, vice president of the ZPP, holder of the Economic Freedom Award of the Heritage Foundation



    Warsaw, 15 February 2022 

     

    Marcin Nowacki, vice president of the ZPP, holder of the Economic Freedom Award of the Heritage Foundation

     

    Heritage Foundation, one of the most influential conservative think tanks in the world, has announced Marcin Nowacki, vice president of the ZPP, as the recipient of its annual Economic Freedom Award. The Foundation thus recognised his lifelong work advancing the principles of free market, economic freedom and fair competition in Poland and the European Union.

    The Heritage Foundation, established in Washington in 1973, is involved in promoting conservative political thought, economic freedom and educating leaders. For 25 years now the Foundation has been publishing a high profile annual Index of Economic Freedom which presents the status of bureaucracy in the economies of individual countries.

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