The Secretary General of NATO Mark Rutte will visit Poland on Wednesday. He will meet, among others, with President Andrzej Duda and Prime Minister Donald Tusk. Rutte will also conduct a lecture at the Warsaw School of Economics.
Before noon – at 10.30 – Prime Minister Donald Tusk He will welcome NATO Secretary General Rutte brand In the Chancellery of the Prime Minister, then a meeting of politicians will begin. Later, a delegation meeting is planned, and at 12.15 Tusk and Rutte have a planned statement for the media.
According to the Chancellery of the Prime Minister, talks will concern the current security situation in Europe, military and hybrid threat from Russiaas well as the role of NATO as a security foundation.
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Tusk and Rutte are also to talk about ongoing negotiations regarding the detention of Russian aggression on Ukraine. The discussion will also include – as the Chancellery of the Prime Minister passed – preparations for the peak of the North Atlantic Alliance in Hague, which will take place on June 24-25.
Mark RuttePAP/EPA/OLIVIER HOSLET
Meeting with the president and lecture
At 13 o'clock the Secretary of NATO General in the Presidential Palace will be accepted by the president Andrzej Duda.
In turn at 16.15 Rutte will conduct a lecture entitled “Stronger NATO, Commitment to Euro-ATLANTIC SECURITY” (“Stronger NATO, commitment to Euro-Atlantic security”) at the Warsaw SGH.
Mark Rutte will be in Poland for the second time since he took office in October last year. Earlier, from 2014, the head of NATO was Jens Stoltenberg.
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