On 10 November 2021, Poland donated over three million vaccine doses to Bangladesh.

On 9 November 2021, a transport with material aid was dispatched to Latvia to assist the country in the fight against Covid-19. In response to the deteriorating epidemic situation in Latvia and a steep rise in Covid-19 infections, the Polish government provided our close neighbour with material aid that comprised necessary medical equipment: 30 cardiac monitors, three X-ray machines, 50 medical suction pumps, ten ventilators, and 50 infusion pumps. The transport set off on 9 November .

On 4 November, Georgia received the first lot of the 468,000 Covid-19 vaccines donated by Poland. It is a gesture of our solidarity and support for one of Poland’s most important partners in the region, one with whom we share the strategic choices made by society and a wish to belong to the community of European values.

On Monday, 8 November, Minister Zbigniew Rau had a phone conversation with his Lithuanian counterpart Gabrielius Landsbergis.

On 9 November, Deputy Minister Marcin Przydacz held talks with his Australian counterpart, Christopher Langman. The meeting focused on security issues in Europe and the Asia-Pacific region.

On 9 November, the Fifth Committee of the UN General Assembly appointed two Polish candidates to important positions in the UN Secretariat.

Poland strongly condemns tonight’s attack on the Iraqi Prime Minister Mustafa al-Kadhimi.

In January 2022, Poland will take over the OSCE chairmanship. It is one of the principles of the organisation that the state holding the OSCE chairmanship should exercise restraint in such matters.