Poland's PM Kopacz sees 2,000 migrants as enough given Poland's capabilities

WARSAW (Reuters) - Polish Prime Minister Ewa Kopacz reiterated on Saturday that accepting 2,000 migrants is enough, given Poland's capabilities. Speaking after a specially convened meeting regarding the migrant issue, Kopacz said: "The number of 2,000 can be deemed enough. We are ready to take care of such a group." "We are committed to solidarity, but it has to be a responsible solidarity. We do not expect solidarity beyond measure and we think that our responsible solidarity should be adequate to the country's capabilities, without destabilizing it." In July, Poland agreed to accept 2,000 migrants from Syria and North Africa by 2017. (Reporting by Adrian Krajewski; Editing by Alison Williams)