News - National Security Bureau

President Karol Nawrocki paid a working visit to Latvia, where he met with President Edgars Rinkēvičs. The main topics of discussion were security issues in the context of the ongoing war in Ukraine, migration pressure from Belarus, and the situation in the Baltic Sea. During his visit, the President of Poland met with soldiers of the Polish Military Contingent stationed at the military base in Ādaži which currently numbers over three hundred soldiers.

Today, the President of the Republic of Poland and Commander–in–Chief of the Armed Forces, Karol Nawrocki, visited the Ulma Family Rzeszów–Jasionka Airport and the POLLOGHUB logistics centre. He took the opportunity familiarise himself with the operations of the hub and met up with soldiers serving at the centre, which is of pivotal importance to the region's security.

"The beauty of 11 November 1918 lies in the fact that it was a time of great celebration, resulting from the efforts of many generations and the Fathers of our Independence. However, the independence that was achieved then brought not only great joy, but also an immense responsibility", said Karol Nawrocki.

On the occasion of the 107th anniversary of Poland’s regaining independence, the President of the Republic of Poland, Karol Nawrocki, and His Spouse, Marta Nawrocka, took part in the National Independence Day celebrations.

President: This road we are officially opening today – the Via Baltica – is much more than just a transportation route for us, the nations of Central Europe. It is a connecting link that strengthens our relations, brings our societies closer together, and contributes to the resilience of our region.

In Estonia’s capital, the Summit of the Arraiolos Group has taken place, attended by President Karol Nawrocki. Heads of eleven states discussed security situation in the region and the edge–cutting technologies, including the use of AI in civilian and military domain.

President Karol Nawrocki has paid a working visit to Estonia. In Tallinn, he held talks with President Alar Karis and the Speaker of the Parliament of the Republic of Estonia.

President: The United Nations was established 80 years ago. This anniversary shows how far we have come, but also how many challenges still lie ahead. Today, we know that international cooperation is not an option, but a necessity.

President Karol Nawrocki paid working visits to Berlin and Paris. He said that his talks with the presidents of France and Germany, as well as with Chancellor Friedrich Merz, had focused mainly on the security of Poland and the entire eastern flank of NATO.

In the Presidential Palace, the meeting of the National Security Council was held, convened by President Karol Nawrocki. The agenda item was national security in the aftermath of the events of 10 September — the violation of Polish airspace.