After a decade in office, Andrzej Duda concluded his presidency on⁢ August 6th, initiating ⁢a significant shift in ⁤both his ‍professional and personal⁣ life. While his next steps remained initially undisclosed, the ⁢former president has revealed plans to remain actively engaged, though not ⁤through traditional retirement. He has definitively ⁣stated he⁢ is not yet seeking⁤ pension benefits.

In a ⁣recent interview, Duda outlined his vision for the future, focusing on establishing a think tank and offering political consulting services. this move signals a ⁣continued commitment to ‍public discourse and policy influence,⁢ leveraging his extensive experience at the highest levels of government.

The transition hasn’t been without its practical adjustments. Duda described the ⁢challenges⁤ of downsizing from the expansive Presidential Palace to a considerably ⁤smaller private residence in Krakow.the apartment, located in the Prądnik Biały district of the city, measures‍ less⁢ than 150 square ‍meters – a stark⁣ contrast to⁢ his former accommodations. ⁤ He recounted the logistical effort of relocating his