New Polish President Affirms Cooperation with Hungary
Karol Nawrocki emphasizes the importance of Polish-Hungarian relations for regional stability and growth.
Karol Nawrocki, recently elected as Poland's conservative president, responded on social media to a congratulatory message from Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán. Nawrocki highlighted the significance of Polish-Hungarian cooperation, both bilaterally and within the Visegrád Group, stating that it is crucial for the growth and security of the region and all of Europe.
Nawrocki expressed his willingness to work closely with Orbán, noting, "I look forward to collaborating with you on this.” He also pointed out the historical parallels between Poland and Hungary, particularly referring to their shared experiences under decades of communist regimes.
Following the official announcement of the election results a few hours earlier, Orbán sent his own message to Nawrocki, calling it a great victory for Poland and for Visegrád cooperation.
He congratulated Nawrocki on winning the Polish presidential election, underscoring the strengthening ties among Central European nations.
Nawrocki's election may signal a new chapter in the V4 alliance, which comprises Poland, Hungary, the Czech Republic, and Slovakia, as member states navigate complex geopolitical dynamics in Europe.
The region continues to face challenges including migration, economic cooperation, and relations with the European Union amid rising populist sentiments.
Nawrocki expressed his willingness to work closely with Orbán, noting, "I look forward to collaborating with you on this.” He also pointed out the historical parallels between Poland and Hungary, particularly referring to their shared experiences under decades of communist regimes.
Following the official announcement of the election results a few hours earlier, Orbán sent his own message to Nawrocki, calling it a great victory for Poland and for Visegrád cooperation.
He congratulated Nawrocki on winning the Polish presidential election, underscoring the strengthening ties among Central European nations.
Nawrocki's election may signal a new chapter in the V4 alliance, which comprises Poland, Hungary, the Czech Republic, and Slovakia, as member states navigate complex geopolitical dynamics in Europe.
The region continues to face challenges including migration, economic cooperation, and relations with the European Union amid rising populist sentiments.
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