MFA Secretary of State Władysław Teofil Bartoszewski chaired another meeting of the Inter-ministerial Team for the Polish Diaspora and Poles Abroad. It concluded the first full year of implementing the Government Strategy (for Cooperation with the Polish Community and Poles Abroad) for 2025-2030. The deputy minister pointed to the achievements and presented key directions of the next stages. The discussion also covered the presented results and areas requiring further involvement from the Team.

The main point of Secretary of State Marcin Bosacki's visit was to inaugurate Poland-Argentina Economic Forum, an event attended by 20 Polish companies and institutions, co-organised by the Polish Investment and Trade Agency. In Buenos Aires, the deputy head of Polish diplomacy spoke with representatives of the Argentine government and parliament about security as well as political and economic cooperation.

Political, economic, as well as cultural and scientific matters were at the centre of the 12th round of bilateral consultations led by Deputy Minister Wojciech Zajączkowski. The talks, held in Santiago de Chile on 1 December, confirmed the very good state of Polish-Chilean relations.

Members of the diplomatic corps, representatives of the Academy of Fine Arts in Warsaw, and MFA employees attended the opening of the Memory of the image exhibition at the Diplomat's Gallery. The new exhibition at the MFA headquarters features the works of Stanisław Bałdyga, Grzegorz Mazurek, and Krzysztof Szymanowicz.

During the meeting held in Barcelona on 28 November 2025, the New Pact for the Mediterranean and a strategic document to guide Union for the Mediterranean's further activities were adopted. Secretary of State Ignacy Niemczycki represented Poland during the event.

The meeting was devoted to Russia's aggression against Ukraine and diplomatic efforts that could eventually bring it to an end. The video conference of EU foreign ministers followed up on the discussion held during the most recent informal meeting of EU leaders. The aim of the talks was to exchange views on the prospects for achieving a just and lasting peace in Ukraine.

The Minister of Foreign Affairs' Best History Book Prize Committee selected the winners of the competition. Awardees were chosen in two categories: "Best Polish-language publication on the history of Polish diplomacy" and "Best foreign-language publication on the Polish history".

For the third time in history, Poland has been elected to UNESCO's World Heritage Committee-body responsible for the implementation of the 1972 Convention concerning the Protection of the World Cultural and Natural Heritage. The election for the 2025-2029 term testifies to Poland's strong position in the international heritage protection system and recognises our long-standing expertise.

The chief of Polish diplomacy took part in a Foreign Affairs Council meeting in Brussels. EU foreign ministers discussed among others acts of sabotage targeting Poland's railway infrastructure, Russia's ongoing aggression against Ukraine, and the situation in the Middle East, the Sahel, and Sudan.