Poland in the EU

The Permanent Representation of the Republic of Poland to the EU hosted a webinar on the current relationship between the European Union and the United States. "I believe that a strong and mutually beneficial transatlantic relationship is the basis for European and American security and economic development," - said Andrzej Sadoś, Permanent Representative of the Republic of Poland to the EU, during his opening speech.

On the first day of the European Council, EU heads of states and governments held a discussion on energy prices, COVID19, trade, external relations and the rule of law.

"The strength of the EU depends on our unity and closer cooperation between all member states. To be effective globally, we must cooperate in a spirit of compromise. Each EU member state has certain sensitivities and we should take them into account" - said the Permanent Representative of the Republic of Poland to the EU Andrzej Sadoś during the speech opening the videoconference on the occasion of the 30th anniversary of the Weimar Triangle. In the official part, the Permanent Representatives of France and Germany - Philippe Leglise-Costa and Michael Clauss also delivered their welcome remarks.

The exhibition, which presents the works of the best modern Polish artists, was prepared in cooperation with the Art Gallery of Mrs. Justyna Napiórkowska, Ph.D. - We show what we have the best in Poland - said Andrzej Sadoś, the Permanent Representative of Poland to the European Union during the opening of the exhibition.

Preparations for the upcoming European Council (October 21-22) and the informal meeting of the leaders in Slovenia (October 5), coordination of activities related to the COVID-19 pandemic, as well as the presentation of the Slovenian Presidency's priorities were the most important topics of the General Affairs Council in Brussels. Poland was represented by the Minister for the European Union, Konrad Szymański.

We, the Prime Ministers of Lithuania, Latvia, Estonia and Poland, express our grave concern regarding the situation on the borders of Lithuania, Latvia and Poland with Belarus. It is clear to us that the ongoing crisis has been planned and systemically organized by the regime of Alexander Lukashenka. Using immigrants to destabilize neighbouring countries constitutes a clear breach of the international law and qualifies as a hybrid attack against the Latvia, Lithuania, Poland and thus against the entire European Union.