– [...] It was unfortunate that Poland's representative wasn't there. That representative of Poland, due to the formal arrangements of this format last Wednesday – arrangements which the president's aides were actually very proud of, saying themselves that they 'outmaneuvered' Prime Minister Tusk and that in this format, it would be President Nawrocki, not Prime Minister Tusk – stated Marcin Bosacki in 'RMF FM's Morning Talk,' when asked if the president should have been at Monday's meeting in the White House.

– In this format, only President Nawrocki could have been there, because it was a continuation of a format that had previously connected via teleconferences. The question of why President Nawrocki was ultimately not there is a question for the president's aides, – he pointed out.

– We certainly confirm the desire for a meeting between Deputy Prime Minister, Foreign Minister Radosław Sikorski and the president. Moreover, the president announced such a meeting, I believe, on the day of his swearing-in or the day after. Well, two weeks have passed, and unfortunately, that meeting hasn't happened. I can also say, since the other side is revealing a certain kind of behind-the-scenes information, then I will reveal some too. I had a personal promise from Minister Przydacz for a meeting. But again, more than two weeks have passed, and that meeting hasn't happened – he continued, asked if further meetings between government representatives and the president are planned.