“The developing cooperation between the Republic of Poland and the Holy See is based on common values, similar positions and ways of perceiving the problems of contemporary world. We stand up against the use of force to solve conflicts and changing borders contrary to the international law,” said Minister Jacek Czaputowicz during an official presentation of a volume summarising the history of diplomatic relations between Poland and the Holy See.

“Poland believes that Southeast Asia countries have a great potential, especially with regard to commercial relations. In order to boost economic cooperation, we need to enhance political dialogue” underlined Deputy Minister Marcin Przydacz during his visit to Bangladesh, Thailand and Myanmar.

The EU foreign ministers met today in Brussels (FAC) to discuss the Middle East peace process, the situation in Libya, the European Union-African Union cooperation and EU-India relations.

On the sidelines of the Foreign Affairs Council meeting in Brussels, Minister Jacek Czaputowicz took part in the International Donors’ Conference for Albania, which was struck by an earthquake in November 2019.

The Polish Ministry of Foreign Affairs expresses its deep concern over the escalation of the situation in Donbas in recent weeks, the latest manifestation of which is today's rapid fire exchange in the Luhansk region.

“Speaking about a common European strategy, one should first of all consider the perspective of threats. The problem in the European Union is that we differ in their perception,” said Minister Jacek Czaputowicz during the “Europe that projects” organised on the last day of the 56th Munich Security Conference.

On Monday, 17 February 2020, Polish foreign minister will take part in a Foreign Affairs Council session in Brussels.

On 15-16 February 2020, the head of Polish diplomacy will take part in the 56th Munich Security Conference. The main theme of this year’s conference will be the role of the West in contemporary international relations in the face of the rivalry among world powers and unresolved regional conflicts.

Bilateral cooperation, recent EU issues and current international agenda were the key points of the meeting of the Polish diplomacy chief Jacek Czaputowicz and the Principality of Liechtenstein Foreign Minister Katrin Eggenberger in Vaduz.

“The Polish Card, which has proven a success, and which became available to a wider group of foreigners, should serve Poles across the world. The card is now available to Poles or persons from Latin American countries who feel they have a bond with Polish identity,” highlighted Deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs Szymon Szynkowski vel Sęk at an official ceremony during which a Brazilian resident received the first Polish Card.