In fresh days Polish abroad policy has become the subject of discussion in the Sejm. president Andrzej Duda criticized the Ministry of abroad Affairs for not being able to "raise over organization issues, disputes and laity within Polish politics". The president expressed his disappointment that Minister Radosław Sikorski could not present a imagination of abroad policy in a way independent of organization interests.
Foreign Policy in 2025
In his exposé, Minister Sikorski presented abroad policy plans for 2025. president Duda assessed that these plans are incomplete and do not take into account global cooperation, which is crucial for Poland's security. The president pointed out that Poland is part of the European Union and NATO and that cooperation with another countries is essential for the effective implementation of abroad policy.
Cooperation with the USA
President Duda stressed that cooperation with the US is crucial for Poland's security. The United States is the most powerful military power in the planet and cooperation with them is essential for effective protection against global threats. The president expressed his disappointment that Minister Sikorski did not mention cooperation with the US in his exposé.
Investments in Poland
President Duda stressed that investments in Poland are crucial for the economical improvement of the country. He listed the atomic power plant and Central Communication Port as precedence investments to be implemented in the coming years. The president expressed his concern that Minister Sikorski did not mention these investments in his exposé.
Conclusion
The conclusions of the debate in the Sejm are clear: Poland's abroad policy must be implemented in a more effective and independent way from organization interests. global cooperation, cooperation with the US and investments in Poland are crucial for economical improvement and safety of the country. president Duda calls for action and implementation of these priorities alternatively of waiting for the future.
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Foreign Policy of Poland: president Duda Criticizes Ministry of abroad Affairs
