The top diplomats of Poland and Germany, Radosław Sikorski and Johann Wadephul, met in Berlin and took part in the Polish-German Forum held on 17 June to mark the 35th signing anniversary of the Treaty on Good Neighbourly Relations and Friendly Cooperation. During the event, the ministers presented the Prize for Outstanding Merits for the Development of Polish-German Relations.

Polish support for Moldova's EU accession process, bilateral cooperation, and prospects for the development of economic relations were the major topics of conversation for the Secretary of State Marcin Bosacki during his visit in Chișinău. The Polish delegation met with Moldovan representatives on 16-17 June.

Secretary of State Władysław Teofil Bartoszewski met with participants of the Heritage Polonia programme. It brings together young Americans of Polish descent studying at prestigious universities as well as individuals interested in Poland, its history, culture, and present day.

Undersecretary of State Artur Harazim visited Reykjavík on 8-10 June. Conversations with Iceland's government representatives and a seminar on cooperation in the Baltic Sea region created an opportunity for discussing bilateral relations, regional security, and the priorities of Poland's presidency of the Council of the Baltic Sea States.

We are proud to note that the Treaty on Good Neighbourly Relations and Friendly Cooperation was signed 35 years ago, marking a turning point in Polish-German relations.

Deputy Prime Minister Radosław Sikorski took part in the Foreign Affairs Council (FAC) meeting in Luxembourg, where he called for the tightening of sanctions against the Kremlin in response to its intensification of attacks on Ukraine and hybrid operations in Europe. During the talks on regional security, he presented the White Paper on Russian Acts of Sabotage and Subversion against Members of the Council of the Baltic Sea States to his EU partners and urged for a tough response to Moscow as well as unequivocal support for Armenia's West-oriented agenda and stabilisation in the Middle East.

Foreign Minister Radosław Sikorski took part in the debate "Europe, that's for sure” on the European Union's strategic autonomy. Topics discussed included Europe's security, strengthening our defence capabilities, and challenges that the EU can face while building greater independence in an ever-changing international environment.

Polish-Andorran relations, Andorra's EU accession process, and international security, including Russian aggression against Ukraine, were the major topics of conversation between the heads of diplomacy of Poland and the Principality of Andorra, Radosław Sikorski and Imma Tor Faus, respectively.

Head of the Foreign Service and Director-General Henryka Mościcka-Dendys took part in an Informal Meeting of EU State Secretaries and Secretaries-General in Dublin. The event was held on 8-9 June in the run-up to the Irish presidency of the Council of the EU, which begins this July.

On June 8, Deputy Prime Minister Radosław Sikorski met with Belarusian human rights activist, former political prisoner, and Nobel Peace Prize laureate Ales Bialatski.