A two-storey building polish house is located at main promenade in Davos. Polish The President met here With Presidents of Latvia and Lithuania. This place offers both a space for “animated debates”as well as for intimate conversations “behind closed doors,” DW notes.
“Bridge to Freedom”
In principle President this place was to serve as a meeting point during the WEF, helping to strengthen commercial and political ties with Poland, explained Sylwia Dalecka, director of the establishment, who has been associated with it since its opening in 2019. We are the Polish bridge to freedom – pDalecka affirmed, quoting the words of President Andrzej Duda. – Poland’s support for Ukraine is a frequent daily topic of conversation, as are plans to overcome the energy crisis and strengthen cybersecurity she explained.
Dom Polski is also a place where President Duda organized a press conference. – We want this war to end as soon as possible. It can only end with victory for Ukraine – said the president, pointing out that “Russia must be defeated.”
Polish president ‘wanted’ in Davos
Polish President “is asked in Davos. In many forums he talks about Europe’s self-defense capabilities, possible tank deliveries to Ukraine, the need to restore security and peace – points out DW.
This year’s Forum in Davos brought together participants from 130 countries. This group includes 50 heads of state and government, 200 ministers and 1.5 thousand. business leaders. – There is a very dynamic atmosphere here – assessed President Duda. They are also present in Davos Prime Minister Mateusz MorawieckiMinistry of Finance Madeleine Rzeczkowskaa representative of the Ministry of Digitization, as well as many representatives of Polish companies. “Modern, open and confident – that’s how they present themselves in Davos. And Polish House embodies this image” – concludes DW.
During round tables, which lasted from Tuesday to Thursday in polish housemore than 30 Polish and foreign politicians, experts, representatives of business, banks and the media spoke, among other things, about sustainable development, the digital economy, security and the global crisis, as well as about the situation in Ukraine and the prospects for Belarus.
Polish house in Davos was inaugurated in January 2019 by President Andrzej Duda. It will be a space for promoting Polish business and Polish investments. This year, the official opening of the Polish House was carried out by the Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of State Property Jacek Sasin.
