Prime Minister Mateusz Morawiecki engaged in comprehensive talks on Sunday with a delegation from the United States House of Representatives who sit on the Energy and Trade Committee. The government spokesman, Piotr Müller, shared the outline of these discussions, highlighting the key areas addressed and the potential implications for Poland’s energy policy, defense procurement, and broader economic cooperation with the United States.
The conversations focused on several pivotal issues including the development of nuclear energy in Poland, the status and potential expansion of arms contracts for the Polish military, ongoing US investments in Poland, and the risks associated with the current geopolitical climate. The dialogue was characterized by a mutual interest in strengthening security and energy collaboration between the two nations, with an emphasis on strategic partnerships that align with Poland’s long-term energy and defense objectives.
During his american visit, Morawiecki met with Vice President Kamala Harris, a meeting noted by Polish authorities as part of a broader push to deepen ties with the United States. The discussions with Harris touched on security in Europe, the role of both nations in safeguarding regional stability, and avenues for closer energy cooperation. The exchanges underscored a shared commitment to fortifying transatlantic cooperation in response to evolving security challenges and energy market dynamics.
While in the United States, the prime minister also toured facilities operated by Lockheed Martin. The visits were framed as a practical step to accelerate the delivery of advanced American defense equipment to Poland, reinforcing the bilateral emphasis on rapid capability enhancement and interoperability between Polish forces and their American partners.
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These discussions reflect a sustained effort to align strategic interests between Poland and the United States, focusing on security architecture across Europe, dependable energy partnerships, and a shared vision for a stable investment climate that supports Poland’s growth trajectory and regional leadership ambitions.