Polish, South Korea sign strategic partnership action plan

Polish Foreign Minister Radosław Sikorski and his South Korean counterpart Cho Tae-yul signed an action plan in Warsaw on Wednesday, outlining steps for developing a strategic partnership between their countries.

Poland's Foreign Minister Radosław Sikorski (right) and South Korea's Cho Tae-yul (left) during a joint news conference in Warsaw on Wednesday, March 5, 2025.

Photo: PAP/Przemysław Piątkowski

This plan outlines the direction for bilateral relations until 2028, covering areas such as politics, economics, defense and cultural cooperation, according to the Polish Ministry of Foreign Affairs.

During the meeting, the two ministers also discussed expanding access to Polish food products in South Korea.

FM @sikorskiradek and the FM of the Republic of Korea ?￰ﾟﾇﾷ @FMChoTaeyul signed the Action Plan for the Implementation of the Strategic Partnership between ?￰ﾟﾇﾱ and ?￰ﾟﾇﾷ.

The plan will guide our bilateral relations until 2028.

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— Ministry of Foreign Affairs ?￰ﾟﾇﾱ (@PolandMFA) March 5, 2025

The strategic partnership between Poland and South Korea is expected to strengthen ties and foster closer cooperation in various sectors.

The discussions reflect both countries’ commitment to enhancing their long-term relationship, the Polish foreign ministry said.

Today in Warsaw, FM @sikorskiradek meets with FM of the Republic of Korea ?￰ﾟﾇﾷ @FMChoTaeyul.

The discussions cover topics related to ?￰ﾟﾇﾱ?￰ﾟﾇﾷ bilateral relations, including political, economic and defence cooperation, as well as international and regional issues. pic.twitter.com/uo88WKkG9p

— Ministry of Foreign Affairs ?￰ﾟﾇﾱ (@PolandMFA) March 5, 2025

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Source: IAR/PAP/MSZ/X/@PolandMFA