During today’s press conference, details of this year’s Independence March were presented. The head of the Independence March Association, Bartosz Malewski, announced the slogan for this year’s event – “One Nation – Strong Poland.” He said, “We want to call on all Poles for a sense of national unity, especially on this special day when we speak of independence and sovereignty.” The poster for the 2025 Independence March was also unveiled.
On November 11, 2025, the Independence March will once again pass through the streets of Warsaw.
The organizers presented the details of the event today.
Bartosz Malewski, president of the Independence March Association, reminded that this year’s march will once again be a cyclical event and will retain this status until 2027. The slogan of this year’s march will be “One Nation – Strong Poland.”
He said, “For many years, Poland and Europe have been struggling with the problem of immigration. It’s an important topic in the public debate, including in Poland. Especially over the past year and recent months, we have experienced this problem in a significant way, with cases of murders committed by immigrants. We cannot say that this issue does not concern us. The forecast for these problems suggests that they will only deepen. Only nation-states are able to protect themselves from this issue, which is why we emphasize the importance of one nation. We speak of a Europe of homelands, and Poland is the homeland of one nation.”
He stressed that “this one nation is the source of Poland’s strength.”
“It is a protest, a disagreement with what is happening in the public sphere – social polarization,” he added. He expressed concern that this could lead to “the disintegration of the Polish statehood.” “We want to call on all Poles for a sense of national unity, especially on this special day when we speak of independence and sovereignty. We call on everyone to be a national community on this day in particular,” Malewski said. He noted that the march’s slogan is “a nod to the Piast policy” and to the millennium of the Polish Crown.
Independence Town
Marcin Osowski, chairman of All-Polish Youth and head of the Independence March organizing committee, speaking about the organizational details of the march, emphasized that, as always, it will start at 2:00 p.m. from Dmowski Roundabout and proceed to the fields surrounding the National Stadium. There will be concerts by Basti and the band Irydion, as well as a performance by popular rapper TAU.
He noted that from 9:00 a.m., the “Independence Town” will be open in front of the Palace of Culture and Science, featuring concerts and speeches. Various NGO and association booths will also be present.
He added, “We want to engage various professional groups that form the foundation of Polish sovereignty – representatives of agricultural and hunting organizations, and rural women’s associations.”
As part of the march, there will also be a parade of Polish arms and a performance by a Polish folk group from the Vilnius region.
The poster for the Independence March 2025 was also presented.