Prime Minister Mateusz Morawiecki met face-to-face with United States President Joe Biden on Tuesday, according to government spokesman Piotr Müller. The discussions centered on economic issues and energy security in Poland, with a clear emphasis on strengthening bilateral cooperation. After Biden’s speech in Warsaw, the White House announced the meeting between the U.S. president and the Polish prime minister, highlighting continued support for Ukraine as part of the conversation.
The American leader had been in Poland since Monday. On Tuesday, he also spoke with President Andrzej Duda, and later delivered a speech at the Kubicki Royal Castle Arcades at 5:30 p.m. Following the address, Biden met with Morawiecki at the Royal Castle.
The leaders of Poland and the United States explored economic collaboration, including energy security, as a cornerstone of their partnership. These close ties are described as enabling strategic economic cooperation, a point amplified by Müller on social media.
Development of nuclear energy was identified as a key topic in the talks, with the National Information Center noting its importance for Poland’s future energy mix. The strengthening of bilateral ties is viewed as a driver of long-term economic collaboration, underscored by recent U.S. investments in Poland.
The White House confirms the Biden–Morawiecki meeting
After today’s Warsaw speech, President Biden met with Polish Prime Minister Morawiecki to reaffirm strong bilateral ties between the United States and Poland, according to a White House statement. The statement also highlighted the Polish government’s decision to select Westinghouse as the technology provider for Poland’s first three nuclear reactors, a decision that will bolster the long-term energy partnership with the United States. The communique notes that Biden and Morawiecki discussed other shared priorities, including support for Ukraine and cooperation in the Indo-Pacific region.
The coverage emphasizes ongoing confirmation of a robust transatlantic relationship and a shared commitment to modern energy infrastructure, security, and regional stability. Earlier in the day, Morawiecki participated in plenary discussions with the Polish and U.S. delegations chaired by President Duda.
Analysts point to the ongoing value of U.S. investments in Poland as indicators of a growing economic and strategic alliance. The general tone of the discussions reflects a sustained effort to coordinate on energy policy, defense coordination, and regional security, with a particular focus on Ukraine and broader Indo-Pacific cooperation.
Source coverage from national outlets and official statements continues to shape the public understanding of a strengthened partnership between Poland and the United States. The exchanges are framed as part of a long-term strategy to ensure energy independence and resilience in Central Europe, supported by transatlantic investment and technology sharing.