"I am announcing a fresh beginning in Polish-German relations, possibly the most crucial in the last 30 years," said Donald Tusk at a press conference with the fresh German Chancellor Friedrich Merzem. According to the head of the Polish government, talks with the German counterpart concerned, among others, the migration issue. Merz visited Paris earlier.
- I'm sorry. We talked about the migration issue. This subject gives emergence to legitimate emotions and fears. It besides affects the political destiny of Europe - he said Donald Tusk at a press conference with new German Chancellor Friedrich Merzem.
- I'm sorry. I am pleased that we are looking for solutions together. Our concern should be to strengthen and keep Schengen - added the head of the Polish government.
Tusk conveyed the views of Merz and his attitude towards Poland and Europe. "I know adequate to look with optimism at the future of our relations," he added.
Chancellor of Germany in Poland. Tusk: Announcing a fresh opening
- I'm sorry. I declare a fresh beginning in Polish-German relations, possibly the most crucial in the last 30 years - said Tusk.
The head of the Polish government added that asked the German Chancellor to extend the presence of the German Patriots in Rzeszów until the end of the year.
Tusk pointed out to visit Merz since his election as Chancellor (Merz had previously visited Paris) and that he himself would appear in Nancy, where he would sign fresh Polish-French treaty.
- I'm sorry. I'm certain we'll find it shortly enough, and I powerfully urge this minute to Meet as the Weimar Triangle, not always utilized as appropriate. And I am convinced - as a veteran of these Polish-German-French works - that the future of Europe truly depends to a large degree on how this Weimar Triangle will work," said Tusk.
The Prime Minister warned that it would take fresh momentum and energy to do this. - We know you warrant it - he turned to Merz.
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Meeting of Prime Minister Donald Tusk with German Chancellor Friedrich Merzem It started after 18 in KPRM. The fresh head of the German government came to Warsaw on Wednesday - the day after taking office.
Merz took his oath in the Bundestag on Tuesday. Before Parliament elected the CDU leader as ChancellorAnd the German president Frank-Walter Steinmeier handed him the nomination certificate.
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Merz only in second approach obtained the required majority in the Bundestag. In the first vote, before noon, he unexpectedly received only 310 votes, 18 little than the clubs making up the government coalition. Prime Minister Tusk congratulated Merz on his election as Chancellor of Germany, adding: "See you next day in Warsaw".
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