Poland dismisses state road agency chief


  • World
  • Thursday, 13 Feb 2014

WARSAW (Reuters) - Poland's government on Thursday dismissed the head of the state road agency, who had been at the centre of disputes between Poland and international engineering firms over a European-backed road-building programme.

Many contractors allege that Lech Witecki's agency, known by its Polish acronym GDDKiA, had forced them to take heavy losses on contracts to build Polish motorways, and even drove some into bankruptcy. Witecki has denied the allegations.

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