Karol Nawrocki, head of the Institute of National Remembrance and presidential candidate, praised Duda’s role in maintaining Poland’s security.
Polish President Andrzej Duda met with U.S. President Donald Trump at the CPAC conference near Washington. Following their discussion, Duda reassured that U.S. military presence in Poland remains strong and may even increase. The meeting, held privately without media access, focused on bilateral security and strategic cooperation.
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Nawrocki emphasized that, despite tensions between the EU and the U.S., Duda upholds Poland’s international credibility. According to Nawrocki, Duda’s diplomacy is crucial as European leaders question transatlantic alliances.
Nawrocki stressed that Duda’s approach ensures Poland’s security—militarily and economically. He described the president as the “last hope” in countering anti-American sentiment in the EU. By engaging directly with Trump, Duda reaffirmed Poland’s commitment to strong ties with the U.S.
As Duda’s presidency nears its conclusion, Nawrocki commended his dedication to Poland’s stability. He described the president as a key defender of national security and European cooperation. For Poland, Duda remains a symbol of strength and responsibility on the global stage.