High speeds will connect Poland and Germany?
Donald Tusk emphasized that we would not “want to talk only about the war in Ukraine and migration threats.” The prime minister pointed to “infrastructure ambitions”. – We need to be much easier and faster to move by rail. From Warsaw to Berlin, from Berlin to Warsaw, to Paris. I am glad that we were enough for us 5 minutes today to tell ourselves that High speeds should connect our countries, more widely Europe – he said prime minister Tusk.
Tusk: Poland is ready
The head of the Polish government added that “we need joint investments” in this area. – Poland is ready – emphasized Tusk. Friedrich Merz stated, among others, that “there is great potential in the partnership between Germany and Poland.” – Poland is our big neighbor and therefore we agreed that We want to deepen our cooperation – said the chancellor. He added that during the “personal conversation with Donald Tusk” he said that he was agreed in the German coalition agreement The topic of infrastructure expansion “towards the east, just like towards the west”. – We want so that there are quick trains. to Szczecin, to Warsaw. We want it to be just as obvious, for us the Germans that we can go to Warsaw and Prague, just as we go to Brussels or Paris – said Merz.
Merz also met with Macron
Earlier on Wednesday Friedrich Merz became Ppicked at the Elyseed Palace by the President of French Emmanuel Macron. Even before the parliamentary elections, Merz said that the government managed by him on the first day He will end with silence between Berlin and Warsaw. He emphasized that he would treat partners in the East with respect, and taking into account the diverse history, also with empathy.
Chosen as a chancellor not without any obstacles
Let us remind you that Friedrich Merz on Tuesday He was elected German Chancelloralthough it was not without any obstacles. In the first voting, the CDU Khadea leader was missing six votes. The second approach was successful. A moment later, Prime Minister Donald Tusk wrote in social media: “Congratulations and see you tomorrow in Warsaw, Chancellor.”
See also: Merz a new chancellor. More in the text “Merz elected German Chancellor. But only in the second attempt. 'They wanted to grate his nose' [KOMENTARZE]”.
Sources: Gazeta.pl, IAR