„Works Lasted Many Months.” — Tusk on the Polish-French Treaty

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Tusk on the Polish-French Treaty:

Works Lasted Many Months.

Michał Olech

– As everyone knows by now, works lasted many months on the new Polish-French treaty, which we can officially say, and in essence, is a treaty of friendship, of deepened cooperation. And by chance, but good coincidences often happen by chance, we will be signing this treaty in a very Polish city in France, in Nancy. We deliberately chose this place, which strongly connects the history of both nations through our shared past, and it is happening on Europe Day – stated Prime Minister Donald Tusk in Warsaw.

Michał Olech

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