On 5 March, the head of the Polish government talked to the Prime Minister of Norway as part of the ongoing coordination activities carried out by the Polish Prime Minister in the scope of Europe's joint response to Russia's illegal attack on Ukraine. The Prime Ministers discussed the coordination of comprehensive support to Ukraine and humanitarian aid to people sheltering from hostilities. The politicians also discussed the strengthening of sanctions against Russia, security and defence. One of the most important topics was energy security - in the context of Norway's key role in the European supply system.

At the request of the Moldovan authorities, on 4 March Prime Minister Morawiecki held a phone call with Prime Minister of Moldova Natalia Gavriliţa. The discussion focused on actions taken by both Poland and Moldova, as well as the wider international community, in connection with Russia's aggression against Ukraine.

On 3 and 4 March 2022, Minister Konrad Szymański took part in an informal meeting of the General Affairs Council in Arles, France. The focal point of the discussion was the situation in Ukraine in relation to the Russian aggression.

On 4 March, the head of the Polish government held talks with the Prime Minister of the Kingdom of Belgium to discuss a joint response to Russia's illegal attack against Ukraine. Among the issues discussed were the strengthening and coordination of comprehensive assistance for Ukraine, including providing humanitarian aid to war refugees. The Prime Ministers also discussed security and defence issues.

On the 101st anniversary of signing of the “Convention on Defensive Alliance between the Republic of Poland and the Kingdom of Romania”, the Prime Ministers of Poland and Romania held intergovernmental consultations. Topics discussed during the meeting between the leaders of the largest countries of the eastern flank of NATO included bilateral relations between the two countries, concerns related to security and defence, matters from the agenda of the EU and issues related to regional policy. The Governments of Poland and Romania have concluded an agreement on cooperation between their defence industries, as well as agreements on closer cooperation in the field of strategic reserves and on diplomatic and academic cooperation. Previous consultations were held in Warsaw (2018) and in Bucharest (2019).

In recent days, false information about the alleged mistreatment of particular countries citizens by Polish and Ukrainian services has appeared in the public space. Manipulated photos and videos circulate on social media to discredit and tarnish the image of both Ukraine and Poland. The media have become another theatre of war, which is why we urge you not to be manipulated. The target of disinformation attacks is not only Ukraine, but also the Western world.

Stronger cooperation between Poland and Great Britain for Ukraine, coordination of actions and bilateral cooperation for European security were the main topics discussed during the meeting between Prime Minister Mateusz Morawiecki and Prime Minister Boris Johnson. The visit was also meant to emphasise Great Britain’s solidarity in view of the Russian invasion of Ukraine. This was yet another meeting between the leaders of the two states. The previous such meeting took place on 10 February 2022 and concerned, among others, the serious geopolitical threats on the part of Russia and common actions under NATO. After the meeting, the Head of the Polish Government stressed that we are concentrating on implementing a package of sanctions and reinforcing the eastern flank of NATO.

Held on 1 March in the afternoon, the phone call between PM Morawiecki and the US VP Kamala Harris concerned the support for Ukraine in the face of Russia’s barbaric aggression, as well as the reinforcement of NATO’s eastern flank, and ensuring security for all its members.

Systemic support for Ukraine, stronger sanctions against Russia and common energy independence were the primary demands presented by the Polish Prime Minister during his meeting with the head of the European Commission. This includes a EUR 100 billion reconstruction plan for Ukraine, joint investment projects, as well as ensuring energy independence from Russia’s imperial policy. PM Morawiecki also thanked Poles for their exceptional commitment to providing humanitarian aid to Ukraine.