On Friday, during a debate at the National School of Public Administration, Minister Czaputowicz presented the achievements of Polish foreign policy in 2015-2019 and outlined the plans for the coming years.

On the initiative of Poland and EU countries on the UNSC, the Council met behind closed-doors on 10 October to discuss the Turkish military operation in north-east Syria

“The airport is a symbolic place of farewells and welcomes, departures and returns. It makes us think of the freedom of travel, freedom in general, and the awaited moment of homecoming, the return to one’s homeland,” said Deputy Minister Szymon Szynkowski vel Sęk in Poznan when signing of an agreement on assistance provided at airports to repatriates from Kazakhstan, arriving to settle in Poland.

– The agreement signed today reflects Poland’s engagement in a peaceful resolution of international disputes and protection of inviolable human rights, also by defending them on a global arena – said Minister Jacek Czaputowicz during the signing ceremony.

Deputy Ministers Konrad Szymański and Marcin Przydacz took part in discussions on Poland’s role in the European Union and on Eastern policy, organised jointly by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and the Regional Centres for International Debate.

“Today we wish to send a strong joint message to all societies in Europe and across the world – the Boris Nemtsov testimony remains relevant,” Minister Czaputowicz said at the opening of the Boris Nemtsov Forum in Warsaw.

“Poland and the Republic of Korea are strategic partners. Our cooperation has a great potential, especially in the area of economy, research and innovation,” said Minister Jacek Czaputowicz at a meeting with Minister of Foreign Affairs of the Republic of Korea Kang Kyung-wha.

“We attach great importance to relations with Chile, Peru, and Colombia. We would like to give them fresh impetus, especially in economic relations,” said the MFA undersecretary of state during political consultations in South America.