"This information flow [between the Presidential Chancellery, the Prime Minister's Chancellery, and the Ministry of Foreign Affairs] is good. Here, one must consider Polish security, the Polish national interest, and the Polish raison d'état, and in these international matters, if the government understands the Polish raison d'état – and I assume it does in these matters – there should be no discord," said Zbigniew Bogucki on Super Express's "Poranny ring" program.

"It is good that Prime Minister Tusk finally decided, after a long time, to request this meeting following President Karol Nawrocki's teleconference with President Trump and European leaders. This demonstrates that by observing proper precedence, constitutional prerogatives, and statutory powers, joint decisions can be made on the most important matters," he continued.

"This is extremely important. Will this continue? I would like it to continue, and above all, President Karol Nawrocki would want this information exchange to be continuous, current, and to build a unified position. It has not always been this way, and the government's stance on international matters has not always been in Poland's interest," he added.