Poland in Malta

On 25 May, as part of the preparations for World Refugee Week 2026, Blue Door Education and The VX-Foundry organized the special event "Qlubija: The Courage to Learn.” The gathering took place as part of Refugee Week Malta, with the support of Arts Council Malta, creating a space for artistic and social activities focused on migration, identity, and collaboration.

Archbishop Wojciech Załuski arrived in Malta following Pope Leo XIV's appointment of him to the position of Apostolic Nuncio.

On May 16, the Polish Picnic 2026 took place in Malta, organized under the patronage of the Polish Embassy in Malta. The host and co-organizer of the event was Mariusz Dąbrowski, a stand-up comedian who ensured a fantastic atmosphere, humour, and unforgettable energy throughout the day!

On May 11th, a meeting was held at Police Headquarters in Valletta between representatives of the Embassies accredited to Malta and the Police Victim Support/Support Response Team.

On May 6, a reception to mark 3 May Constitution Day was held at the Casino Maltese in Valletta, with the President of the Republic of Malta, Miriam Spiteri Debono, as the guest of honour.

The Embassy of the Republic of Poland informs that the Consular Section and the Embassy will be closed on 6 May 2026. In case of emergency situations requiring consular assistance, please contact us at +356 99724852. If you do not receive a response, please wait for a return call from our side.

This year, we celebrate the 235th anniversary of the adoption of the May 3rd Constitution. Adopted in 1791, it was the first written constitution in Europe and the second in the world, after the United States Constitution, regulating the functioning of the state and defining the rights and obligations of citizens.

Polish Flag Day is celebrated on May 2nd. Every year on this day, Poles proudly display their flags outdoors. On May 2nd we also celebrate the Day of the Polish Diaspora and Poles Abroad.

Polish-French Friendship Day 2026