Poland's Finance Minister Andrzej Domanski discusses the country's remarkable growth from $67B GDP in 1989 to $1 trillion last year, the fastest in Europe and second only to China globally. Key drivers include early 90s reforms, EU accession in 2004, entrepreneurship, and diversification. Defense spending at nearly 5% of GDP (highest in EU) is a major factor in the large deficit. The government has reintroduced an in-vitro program that has resulted in 13,000 births to address demographics. Foreign investment remains crucial, though non-European investors are more reluctant to invest in eastern Poland due to the Ukraine war. Poland will be the biggest beneficiary of peace in Ukraine.