The EU Commission has greenlit €137 billion in funds for Poland, with an initial disbursement of €6.3 billion from the recovery fund.

Approval follows Poland's implementation of reforms ensuring compliance with EU rule of law and fundamental rights.

Allocated funds are tied to Poland's continued reform of its judicial system, with specific milestones on judicial independence and audit systems.

Funding comprises €25.3 billion in loans, €34.5 billion in grants from the recovery budget, and €76.5 billion under the EU cohesion policy.

EU's decision, indicating renewed trust in the Polish government, awaits final approval from EU member states.

Poland's engagement with the European Public Prosecutor's Office and its action plan to restore the rule of law played a role in the Commission's approval.