Minister of Foreign Affairs of the Republic of Poland, Mr Radosław Sikorski will deliver a lecture „Poland, the Netherlands and the European Union, common challenges” at the Leiden University during his visit to the Netherlands on 12th of June 2013.
Just as major policy speeches in Berlin in November 2011 and in Oxford in September 2012, this lecture shall also provide a substantial input to the debate on situation in Europe, according to the Polish Embassy in The Hague.
Lecture at one of the most prestigious Dutch and European universities will be a part of Minister’s working visit to the Netherlands.
The Polish Foreign Minister Sikorski will open the 23rd session of the Utrecht Conference, an annual mechanism of consultations between administrations of Poland and the Netherlands. Ministers of both countries Poland and the Netherlands will also discuss bilateral and European topics.
The historic photo:
The signing ceremony of the founding act of The Utrecht Conference on 26th of March 1999
by Polish Foreign Minister Bronislaw Geremek and his Dutch counterpart Jozias van Aartsen.
fot. M.Bos-Karczewska – Polonia.nl
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Opublikowane na portalu Polonia.NL 06.06.2013
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