The Order of Polonia Restituta is a prestigious Polish state decoration established on February 4, 1921. It is awarded to individuals for their exceptional contributions to the nation in various fields, including culture, education, and public service. The order is named to honor the restoration of Poland's independence after World War I. The order consists of five classes, with the Grand Cross being the highest. Recipients may include both Polish citizens and foreigners who have significantly impacted Poland. The President of Poland is responsible for granting this honor, reflecting the nation's appreciation for outstanding achievements.