It is incredibly important to show the unity of the Alliance today. There was a lot of emotions around it in the last few months. Poland invested in its Transatlantic and European relations. Europe has to be stronger and take greater responsibility. Poland has responded to this call first, as a model ally: 5% of GDP for defence standing, investing in the defence industry and Transatlantic relations. This is all ongoing - said the Deputy Prime Minister Władysław Kosiniak-Kamysz in Ankara.

- Our meeting today was a preparation for two events: tomorrow's conference of the Ministers of Defence of the V4 Group in Budapest and the NATO Summit that will take place in Ankara in two weeks. But first and foremost I would like to thank the Czech Republic, the Minister and the Czech Armed Forces for sending a hundred soldiers, as well as attack helicopters, to bolster the defence of the Polish border as part of the NATO operation established after the drone attack on Poland. Together, we are responsible for security on the eastern flank of NATO. The Czech Republic understands and remembers this very well. The involvement, dedication and prolongation of this mission was a personal decision of the Minister, for which I am sincerely thankful. It is an honour to work together in the North Atlantic Alliance - said the Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of National Defence, Władysław Kosiniak-Kamysz.

- Today I have heard an assurance from the Minister of Defence of the Kingdom of Spain of allied support for Poland with all the threats pertinent to us, especially from the Russian Federation. I have heard a declaration of great solidarity, friendship and readiness to support every member state of the Alliance. These often repeated manipulations regarding Spain and its role in NATO and level of commitment are fairy tales. Spain is committed and ready for cooperation and joint action. Today's meeting was a chance not only to confirm allied commitments - Poland will also fulfil all its commitments towards Spain and our allies in NATO and the European Union - but also to prepare a stance for the NATO Summit in Ankara in two weeks - said the Deputy Prime Minister - Minister of National Defence, Władysław Kosiniak-Kamysz during the second day of the visit of the Polish delegation in Madrid.

- I had the opportunity to talk with the Secretary of War Pete Hegseth, leader of the Pentagon, today. We have discussed cooperation, collective defence, matters tied to the security of Poland and collaboration with the United States. I have also received an official reply to my letter from 29 May, which noted Poland's readiness to create a permanent base for the US military. I am pleased to announce that the Secretary of War together with his entire team, as well as the United States, have responded positively to the proposition of establishing a permanent military base in our homeland - noted the Deputy Prime Minister W. Kosiniak-Kamysz in Brussels.

Poland and Canada have common causes today. In Latvia, Polish and Canadian soldiers serve in a NATO command post, strengthening the Alliance's eastern flank. In the economy, trade grows. Poland exports more and more high-quality goods to Canada, from industrial equipment and machines, to technologies and the IT sector, maintaining a notable trade surplus. Our relationship is based on security, investments and new technologies, with great profit for both sides - said the Deputy Prime Minister W. Kosiniak-Kamysz during a visit to Canada.

- This is a great moment for Poland, for Europe, for security. This is a great moment for the whole community working towards peace, good, justice and beauty - the principles which we serve in Poland, constitutional rules described very precisely in our preamble .Poland receives the largest support from the European Union, almost 44 billion euro, and Poland is the first to sign the agreement. All Poles can be proud of each other, regardless of who they voted for, because for our government, for the Prime Minister, for all of us the cooperation and working towards security has no political colours, no political emotions, no worldviews. - said W. Kosiniak-Kamysz after the signing of the SAFE agreement.

The cooperation in soldiers' education, the exchange of experience between universities and the matter of establishing a military attaché's office in Warsaw were the main topics of discussion between the Deputy Prime Minister W. Kosiniak-Kamysz and Suren Papikyan, the Minister of Defence of Armenia.

- Polish-Norwegian relations have never been as good as they are today - they are of the highest quality. It is already a strategic partnership. We have been discussing key issues for the security of eastern and northern flanks. We have been talking about challenges tied to the threat from the Russian Federation, its neo-imperial policy, and all that we face because of the ongoing hybrid war. For a number of years, Poland has been facing attacks on critical infrastructure, airspace violations and incidents on the Baltic. I thank the Minister for joining our strategy to build new security architecture on the Baltic Sea - said the Deputy Prime Minister during a visit to Norway.

- The Polish Military Contingent in Iraq continues its mission according to the decree of the President, not only in the Iraq theatre, but also here, in Jordan, everywhere where our presence is necessary according to the interest of the Republic of Poland, the security of our citizens, and seeking a path towards peace. I would like to thank all of you ahead of Easter, especially your commander, for your service in the Polish Armed Forces, for your sacrifice, dedication and the difficulties of the service, which you have experienced in the last few days - said the Deputy Prime Minister Władysław Kosiniak-Kamysz during the meeting with the soldiers of the Polish Military Contingent in Iraq.

- Today Polska Grupa Zbrojeniowa has signed agreements of cooperation with Estonian firms, especially regarding the development of drone and anti-drone capabilities. Estonia is a leader in emerging technologies, IT, implementation and experience in this regard, and we want to benefit from that. We have our own plans, our own proposals. We are building the fourth layer of air defence. We also want to share our experience. We have been discussing joint exercises that will take place this year. That invitation has already been accepted by our Estonian partners. We are happy to exercise, train, increase capabilities together - said the Deputy Prime Minister - Minister of National Defence, W. Kosiniak-Kamysz.