NATO Summit in Ankara. The president presented the objectives of Poland

The strategical nonsubjective of the Republic is, of course, to strengthen the Alliance and solidarity in the North Atlantic Alliance. present it seems the most crucial for Poland, for all Central and east Europe said Karol Nawrocki.

The president stressed that the effective functioning of NATO is inextricably linked to the active participation of the United States and Washington's close cooperation with European allies.

Nawrocki besides pointed out Poland's advanced defence spending and the fulfilment of all obligations resulting from NATO membership. As he pointed out, Poland is an example of a country consistently fulfilling its obligations towards allies. He besides informed that during the summit he had a brief conversation with president Donald Trump. The main subject of the exchange was the continued presence of American troops in Poland. As he stressed, Trump and the U.S. are the support of NATO.

Industrial infrastructure

The president besides announced that during the talks he would search to grow existing pipelines from German territory to Poland, which could besides strengthen the safety of the full east flank of NATO.

The dual nature of pipelines creates an chance to build safety across the full east flank of NATO, so it is besides an chance for me and the full of Central Europe to address this issue again. said the president of Poland.

Meeting with Zelenski

Referring to Ukraine's relationship, the president said that Poland maintains dialog with its east neighbour due to a common threat from Moscow. He besides added that during the summit he had a brief gathering with president Volodymyr Zelenski, pointing out that current tensions in Polish-Ukrainian relations do not exclude talks.

Key issues for Poland

As we read on the government's website President.pl, 1 of the main objectives of president Karol Nawrocki's participation in the NATO summit is to strengthen transatlantic cooperation, increase the Allied states' investment in defence and keep a clear position that Russia remains a direct threat to Europe's security.

Prior to the start of the Ankara Summit, the head of the global Policy Bureau, Marcin Przycz, stressed the importance of the event in the context of the debate on the future of NATO relations for many months, with peculiar emphasis on cooperation between Europe and the United States.