Poland in Sweden

On 5 February 2026, the new premises of the Polish Institute in Stockholm were officially inaugurated by the Secretary of State at the Polish Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Mr. Marcin Bosacki. The Minister expressed his hope that the Institute would become "a hub of Polish-Swedish creativity and artistic exchange.” He also emphasised the close and continuously developing relations between Poland and Sweden, based on a shared sense of responsibility for Europe's security, particularly in the Baltic Sea region.

Mr Marcin Bosacki, State Secretary at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Poland, held political consultations with Swedish partners in Stockholm and, together with Sweden's Deputy Minister of Culture, Karin Svanborg-Sjövall, officially inaugurated the new premises of the Polish Institute.

On January 26, the Polish-Swedish Road Safety Workshops took place in Stockholm, attended by the Secretary of State at the Ministry of Infrastructure, Mr. Stanisław Bukowiec, and the Minister of Infrastructure and Housing of the Kingdom of Sweden, Mr. Andreas Carlson.

On 29 January, the Embassy's Consular and Polish Community Section hosted a meeting with a seven-member delegation representing two Stockholm-based institutions providing support to people experiencing homelessness: the Social Welfare Department of the City of Stockholm (Socialförvaltningen EU Team) and the Social Emergency Services (Socialjouren).

On the occasion of Christmas and the upcoming New Year, we extend to you our warmest wishes for peace, good health, and hope.

On 9 December, a working lunch was held at the Residence of the Polish Ambassador in Stockholm with the leader of the Swedish Social Democratic Party, Magdalena Andersson, as part of Poland's presidency of the Council of the Baltic Sea States. Ambassadors from the Council's member states participated in the meeting.

On December 11, at the Informal Meeting of Ministers for European Affairs in Lviv, Poland reinforced its support for Ukraine's EU membership by announcing its participation in the Ukraine2EU - EU Integration Support Programme. Poland has contributed €1 million to Ukraine2EU and will provide advisory support drawn from its own experience to Ukrainian public administration institutions it their efforts to conduct EU-related reforms and align legislation with the EU acquis. The contribution will also help to reinforce the Verkhovna Rada's capacities related to Ukraine's EU accession.

On 4 December, the Polish Embassy in Stockholm hosted a workshop and promotional event for Gdańsk, Sopot, the Pomeranian region, and Polish Airlines LOT, organised by the Polish Tourism Agency in Stockholm. The event aimed to showcase the rich tourist offerings of Gdańsk and Sopot to a large audience of Swedish travel agencies, tour operators, and media representatives.

The event was held at the Embassy of the Republic of Poland as part of Poland's presidency of the Council of the Baltic Sea States (CBSS). The main topic of discussion was security and resilience in the Baltic Sea region, one of the key priorities of Poland's presidency.

The Swedish Ministry of Defence's Secretary of State, Peter Sandwall, was the special guest at a working lunch organised by the Polish Ambassador on 26 November as part of Poland's presidency of the Council of the Baltic Sea States (CBSS). The day before, the Ambassador met with Peter Hultqvist, Chair of the Riksdag's Defence Committee.