„I live here, , because i love”
Myrosława Keryk yk • President of the Foundation "Our Choice" . • Specialized in dealing with migration and integration issues.
She e exp expla lains that : • Poland is one of the most homogenous countries in Europe . That wasn’t the case until the Second World War. • It is a little bit difficult to get used to people from different cultures and countries. • It is easier in bigger cities where the foreigners from different countries work in the international large corporations. • Poland is a country rich in culture, customs, monuments and is also a tolerant country.
Eduard Bablid lidze • Eduard Bablidze is a dancer, ballet artist and choreographer. He comes from Georgia. He moved to Poland. He had danced for 21 years in four theaters, including the Grand Theater of the National Opera in Warsaw. Already at the age of 9, reading a Polish book, he fell in love with our country and wanted to visit it. He did not expect that he would stay here permanently. It was easy for him to integrate. Integration requires mutual tolerance and an open mind.
Krys ystyn yna and Volodym ymir ir Skryt ytski • Krystyna and Volodymir come from Ukraine. They came to Cracow two years ago. They want to stay in Poland permanently. Both of them have two companies, IT and the real estate agency. They run a channel on the you tube where they tell people from Ukraine how to set their first steps here after arriving. In Ukraine Krystyna was a lawyer and Wolodimir had his own business. Their channel has more than 18.000 subscribers. They work a lot as real estate agents. They want to live here, pay taxes, rest and they want to be happy.
Pako Sarr • He comes from Senegal. • He is a traveler, musician – his music is a mix of reagge, funk, african music. • He’s been living in France for a few years. He is living in Warsaw now. • He loves parks in Poland. • He moved to Poland because he felt in love in a polish woman and has a child here. • Polish language is difficult for him. • Hearing nationalist slogan „Poland for Poles ” he adds but not for idiots.
They ey love e Pola land because: • Poland is beautiful and exceptional with fantastic tradition, history and culture. • Polish people are tolerant , friendly and open-minded .
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