Prime Minister Mateusz Morawiecki met with the president of the Czech Republic Petr Pavlem. This is the first authoritative visit to Poland after the Czech president took office. The gathering of leaders was an chance to discuss current issues concerning bilateral and regional cooperation. Leaders have besides bowed to issues in the area of military and energy security, notably the challenges of ongoing Russian aggression against Ukraine. Strong support is crucial for all EU countries to guarantee the safety of Ukraine and Europe as a whole.
Polish-Czech relations are most likely the best in the thousand-year history
A handshake of the Prime Minister and the president of the Czech Republic.
Conversations between the Prime Minister and the Czech President.
Conversations of the Polish and Czech delegations.
Prime Minister Mateusz Morawiecki and president of the Czech Republic go in the KPRM building.
Prime Minister Mateusz Morawiecki and president of the Czech Republic go in the KPRM building.
Prime Minister Mateusz Morawiecki and president of the Czech Republic go in the KPRM building.
Prime Minister Mateusz Morawiecki.The gathering of leaders was mostly devoted to the current bilateral issues. Joint infrastructure projects, including energy related projects, were discussed. Through their implementation, we can increase our capacity and competitiveness. The head of the Polish government besides thanked president Pavl for his Czech commitment to safety in our region.
– I'm not certain if there was a better time in our 1000-year past in Polish-Czech relations – said Prime Minister Mateusz Morawiecki.
The visit of the president of the Czech Republic to Poland is his second abroad visit since taking office, after visiting the Slovak Republic. This is an crucial signal of the importance of neighbouring bilateral relations and cooperation between our countries in the region and in Europe.
Regional cooperation is simply a format where we are stronger together
– I am highly happy that the Czech Republic and Poland are always mentioned at the level of the European Council, at NATO level – together we are stronger, due to the fact that 1 plus 1 equals 3 in this case – said Prime Minister Mateusz Morawiecki.
Poland and the Czech Republic frequently cooperate internationally. We have many things in common and we present a common voice in Central Europe. We are pleased that our region is very coherent and active on key European issues – we are counting on further intensive cooperation with countries close to us, including the Czech Republic.
Russian aggression on Ukraine continues, and the fight for freedom requires our commitment
Poland and the Czech Republic know that Russian aggression on Ukraine is inactive ongoing and carries with it effects felt worldwide. This is simply a challenge we face – we strengthen the safety of our region and support Ukraine in the fight for freedom. Our countries have a clear position on this.
– It is large to have a typical of a country who thinks like us towards all the challenges we face, especially the Russian aggression in Ukraine, as well as the consequences of this conflict – inflation, the energy crisis, but besides the macroeconomic crisis that surrounds us – said Prime Minister Mateusz Morawiecki.
The head of the Polish government agreed with the president of the Czech Republic that our countries should have a leading function in rebuilding Ukraine after war and support on the way of accession to the EU and NATO
