Polish President Karol Nawrocki is set to address the United Nations General Assembly during its 81st session in New York this September. Accompanied by First Lady Marta Nawrocka, President Nawrocki will be in the United States from September 20 to 23, as he prepares to participate in the General Debate starting on September 22. This event is a significant gathering, drawing heads of state and government leaders to engage in discussions on pressing international matters.
While President Nawrocki’s itinerary includes the high-profile UN session, there has been no announcement of a bilateral meeting with U.S. President Donald Trump during this visit. Nonetheless, the relationship between the two leaders remains active, with ongoing dialogue focusing on security and economic cooperation—a testament to the strong ties between Poland and the United States.
Looking ahead, President Nawrocki is also planning a return trip to the United States in December to participate in the G20 Leaders’ Summit in Miami. Poland’s invitation to this summit underscores its increasing influence and involvement in global economic and political discussions, marking a notable milestone for the country within the international arena.
This series of engagements highlights Poland’s active role on the world stage, as its leaders continue to foster international collaboration and address global challenges. Through these high-level meetings, President Nawrocki aims to strengthen Poland’s position and contribute to ongoing dialogues on key issues affecting both regional and global communities.