Marta Nawrocka, the spouse of the President of the Republic of Poland, took part in the inaugural meeting of the “Fostering the Future Together” coalition, initiated by the First Lady of the United States, Melania Trump. The event was held at the headquarters of the U.S. Department of State in Washington. Poland was among the 14 founding countries of this initiative.
The “Fostering the Future Together” coalition brings together countries that share the goal of supporting and protecting children, particularly in the digital environment. As part of the initiative, the world’s largest technology companies have offered their advanced tools, including solutions based on artificial intelligence, to participating countries either free of charge or at very low cost.
Support for the initiative has been announced by major technology companies: OpenAI, Microsoft, xAI, Meta, Palantir, Adobe, Google, and Zoom Communications. These modern tools are intended to assist children, teachers, and parents by protecting young users from online threats while also supporting educational processes.
The coalition includes the United States, France, Poland, Panama, Ukraine, the United Arab Emirates, Lithuania, Nigeria, Paraguay, Saudi Arabia, Aruba, Morocco, Kenya, and Israel.
Marta Nawrocka was accompanied during the proceedings by Adam Andruszkiewicz, Deputy Head of the Chancellery of the President of the Republic of Poland, and Joanna Szczygielniak, a member of the Council for New Technologies and Digitalization under the President of the Republic of Poland. On Wednesday, the second day of the summit, Marta Nawrocka will attend a High-Level Meeting at the White House, where she will deliver a speech. This is an unprecedented event in the history of the United States; never before has the spouse of a U.S. President hosted representatives of as many as 45 countries at the White House in a single day.
