Nawrocki warns in Davos - Poland in the mediate of a hybrid war with Russia

World economical Forum sign on Davos legislature Centre building during the summit (Photo by Fabrice COFFRINI / AFP via Getty Images)Getty Images

President Karol Nawrocki stressed on Wednesday at the planet economical Forum in Davos that the United States remains the most crucial ally of Poland and NATO is “stable” despite tensions around Greenland. His statements fell in the context of the ongoing war in Ukraine and increasing concerns about European security.

The president took part in a discussion panel entitled «Can Europe Defend Itself» together with NATO Secretary-General Mark Rutte and Finnish president Alexander Stubb. The President's Office confirmed his participation in the debate on European defence.

Nawrocki expressed hope for a diplomatic solution to Greenland and for a gradual approach to peace in Ukraine. At the same time, he pointed out: “We are inactive in danger from Russia, we are in the mediate of a hybrid war”. The war in Ukraine remains a key issue for Poland regarding “the full free world”.

Polish economy at the centre of attention

This year's Forum in Davos besides highlights Poland's increasing position in the global economy. Wojciech Kostrzewa, president of the Polish Business Council, draws attention to the change in the perception of the country – from an economy based on inexpensive labour to an economy generating expanding added value.

Full Polish pavilions visited by global participants of the forum show increasing interest in Polish presentations and debates. The presence of Poland in the G20 group is seen as a symbol of this changing perception, although its effects will not be immediate.

Geopolitical uncertainty in the background

This year's Forum is characterised by a clear geopolitical concern, focusing on future decisions of the United States Administration, European resilience and improvement of the defence industry. The discussions uncover the diverse perspectives of participants from around the world, including Europe, the USA, India, Indonesia and China.

Long-term benefits for Poland are built on a affirmative image in global economical media, expanding diplomatic activity and joint trips of government representatives and private business. A strong economy is seen as a real basis for resilience and defence capacity.

Note: This article was created utilizing Artificial Intelligence (AI).