Poland in Sweden

On 9 December, a working lunch was held at the Residence of the Polish Ambassador in Stockholm with the leader of the Swedish Social Democratic Party, Magdalena Andersson, as part of Poland's presidency of the Council of the Baltic Sea States. Ambassadors from the Council's member states participated in the meeting.

On December 11, at the Informal Meeting of Ministers for European Affairs in Lviv, Poland reinforced its support for Ukraine's EU membership by announcing its participation in the Ukraine2EU - EU Integration Support Programme. Poland has contributed €1 million to Ukraine2EU and will provide advisory support drawn from its own experience to Ukrainian public administration institutions it their efforts to conduct EU-related reforms and align legislation with the EU acquis. The contribution will also help to reinforce the Verkhovna Rada's capacities related to Ukraine's EU accession.

On 4 December, the Polish Embassy in Stockholm hosted a workshop and promotional event for Gdańsk, Sopot, the Pomeranian region, and Polish Airlines LOT, organised by the Polish Tourism Agency in Stockholm. The event aimed to showcase the rich tourist offerings of Gdańsk and Sopot to a large audience of Swedish travel agencies, tour operators, and media representatives.

The event was held at the Embassy of the Republic of Poland as part of Poland's presidency of the Council of the Baltic Sea States (CBSS). The main topic of discussion was security and resilience in the Baltic Sea region, one of the key priorities of Poland's presidency.

The Swedish Ministry of Defence's Secretary of State, Peter Sandwall, was the special guest at a working lunch organised by the Polish Ambassador on 26 November as part of Poland's presidency of the Council of the Baltic Sea States (CBSS). The day before, the Ambassador met with Peter Hultqvist, Chair of the Riksdag's Defence Committee.

On 25-26 November 2025, Mr. Wiesław Leśniakiewicz, Undersecretary of State at the Ministry of Interior and Administration, together with Mr. Zbigniew Muszyński, Director of the Government Centre for Security, took part - at the invitation of Carl-Oskar Bohlin, Minister for Civil Defence -in the meeting of the so-called "Coalition for Civil Preparedness and Resilience" in Stockholm.

On 24 November 2025, the Deputy Marshal of the Senate of the Republic of Poland, Magdalena Biejat, participated in the 4th Parliamentary Summit of the International Crimea Platform, held at the Riksdag in Stockholm. The event was hosted by Speakers Andreas Norlén and Ruslan Stefanchuk. The summit brought together representatives of national parliaments and parliamentary organisations from more than 70 countries. The delegation accompanying the Deputy Marshal included the Ambassador of the Republic of Poland to Stockholm, Karolina Ostrzyniewska.

On 17 November 2025, the Swedish-Polish Business Summit took place in Stockholm, bringing together representatives from business, government administration, and the financial sector from both Poland and Sweden. The event, organized by Business Sweden in cooperation with the Swedish Ministry for Foreign Affairs, the Polish Ministry of Development and Technology, the Polish Investment and Trade Agency, and the Embassy of the Republic of Poland in Stockholm, aimed to deepen economic cooperation between the two countries based on the strategic partnership agreement signed by the Prime Ministers in Harpsund in 2024.

On 16 November 2025, the Embassy of the Republic of Poland in Stockholm hosted a cocktail reception to welcome the Polish business delegation participating in the inaugural Swedish-Polish Business Summit.

On 19 November 2025, Ambassador Karolina Ostrzyniewska took part in a seminar organised by the Secretariat of the Council of the Baltic Sea States (CBSS) in Stockholm, together with the Polish presidency of the CBSS, dedicated to strengthening security in the Baltic Sea region. The event was attended by representatives of CBSS member states (at the level of the Committee of Senior Officials, with Ms. Katarzyna Barcikowska from the Polish MFA as chair), observer states, EU institutions, diplomats, and experts specializing in maritime security and critical infrastructure protection.