The meeting in Warsaw today between Minister Radosław Sikorski and his Tunisian counterpart, Mohamed Ali Nafti, was the first one between the foreign ministers of the two countries in seven years. It came in a year that marks the 65th anniversary of the establishment of diplomatic relations between Poland and Tunisia.

Foreign Minister Radosław Sikorski met in Warsaw with the President of the European Court of Human Rights, Marko Bošnjak.

A meeting with representatives of the Danish MFA and the participation in a conference of three successive presidencies (a trio of Poland, Denmark, and Cyprus) were the major points of Deputy Minister Prawda׳s visit to Copenhagen on 5–6 December 2024.

The Foreign Ministers of the Weimar Triangle regret the decision by the ruling Georgian Dream party not to pursue EU accession talks and to reject EU financial support until 2028 which glaringly contradicts the European aspirations of the Georgian people as enshrined in the Constitution of Georgia.

Holding the line of objection to Russia’s blackmail, a policy initiated by the Polish Chairpersonship in 2022, was the main goal of the Polish foreign minister’s participation in the 31st Ministerial Council of the Organization for Security and Co-operation in Europe held in Malta.

The head of the Polish Ministry of Foreign Affairs participated in a North Atlantic Alliance meeting of foreign ministers, held in Brussels on 3-4 December 2024. The main topic of the discussions was the consequences and implications of the Russian war against Ukraine for Europe and the world.

On Wednesday, 4 December, Poland and Sweden held consultations on development cooperation in Stockholm. Deputy Foreign Minister Jakub Wiśniewski met with Diana Janse, Sweden’s State Secretary to Minister for International Development Cooperation and Foreign Trade, and Jakob Granit, the Director-General of the Swedish International Development Cooperation Agency (SIDA).

The ministerial conference, organised at the initiative of Egypt and with the support of the UN, was held in Cairo on 2 December 2024. Its main purpose was to build political support for an end to the Gaza conflict and strengthen humanitarian efforts, as well as mobilise additional resources to improve the humanitarian situation in Gaza.

The priorities of the Polish presidency in the context of the European Union's enlargement policy and the state of accession negotiations were on the agenda of the Tallinn Group’s 35th meeting, which was inaugurated by Undersecretary of State Marek Prawda.

Undersecretary of State Anna Radwan-Röhrenschef took part in the launch of a meeting with representatives of local government units.