Polish President Karol Nawrocki has embarked on a three-day official visit to the Philippines aimed at enhancing bilateral relations in political, economic, and technological spheres. During the visit, Nawrocki is set to engage in discussions with Philippine President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. The talks are expected to focus on areas of cooperation between Poland and the Philippines, highlighting the importance of strengthening ties between the two nations.
A key event during the visit is the 5th Polish-Philippine IT Business Summit, which Nawrocki will attend. The summit represents an opportunity for both countries to explore potential collaborations in the technology sector. Additionally, the Polish president will participate in a Polish-Philippine hackathon, further underscoring the focus on technological cooperation.
Nawrocki’s itinerary also includes meetings with representatives from the business sectors of both countries, aiming to bolster economic partnerships and explore new avenues for investment and trade. This engagement is part of a broader effort to deepen economic ties between Poland and the Philippines.
In addition to economic and technological discussions, Nawrocki will interact with students at the University of Santo Tomas in Manila and meet members of the Polish community in the Philippines. These engagements reflect a commitment to fostering cultural and educational exchanges.
On the final day of his visit, President Nawrocki will visit Col. Jesus Villamor Air Base. Here, he will view Black Hawk helicopters manufactured by Poland’s PZL Mielec, which have been acquired by the Philippine Air Force. This visit highlights the existing defense cooperation between the two countries and the potential for further collaboration in military and defense sectors.