Poland PM visits Czech Republic to signed to stimulate bilateral relations

Prime Minister of Poland Mateusz Morawiecki has visited the Prague Czech Republic and met the political leader of the European country on Thursday, February 3, 2022. On his visit to the country, the PM of Polish has firstly welcomed by the Prime Minister of Prague Petr Fiala.

Prime Minister further gold a talk with the Polish delegation based on the Czech side and also do the press conference with Prime Minister Petr Fiala.

Now, he has signed various contracts to strengthen relations with the Czech Republic.

While emphasising the contract he has signed with the country, the Polish Prime Minister asserted, “Polish has opened a new chapter with Czech and with the long negotiations, and after many months of talks, I could happily announce that Poland and the Czech Republic have reached an agreement on the effects of explosion action of the exploration coal mine of the brunette Turow o the territory of the country, which found tec final in an agreement signed by the Prime Minister of Petr Fiala and me today.

He further cited that there is a great success of Polish diplomacy as they have signed the agreements that would end the greeting period between the relationship between Polish-Czech and now they could consent as countries located in the eastern face NATO and the EU where the threat is surging.

Prime Minister of Poland also noted that the power plant such as Turo kine and Turow plant would be operated without any problem and obstacles, and mentioned,” The power plants will provide electricity to a few million residents of Lower Silesia and the rest of the residents of Poland a more than half a year ago, for reasons of social on energy safety the country could not be able to provide the mine and power plant in Turoow”.

He further accentuated the relations between the countries and exclaimed that the bond between the two nations is based on trust, and Czechs would withdraw their complaint from the court of Justice in Luxembourg very soon.

At last, he cited,” I am sure that the relationship between Poland and Czech which has bee strengthened through his dispute, negotiations and agreements reached and will be a force that will ensure the successful future for our countries.”