Polish president calls security council meeting for November 3
Karol Nawrocki has convened Poland’s National Security Council to discuss key security matters, including plans for a permanent US military base.
Polish President Karol Nawrocki has called a closed meeting of the National Security Council for November 3 at 3 p.m. The proposed construction of a permanent US military base in Poland is set to be a central item on the agenda.
inPoland.net.pl reported the decision on Wednesday, October 28, citing National Security Bureau chief Bartosz Grodecki. He said the talks would also cover other current issues affecting the country’s security.
The council advises the president on domestic and external security policy. Its participants include the prime minister, the speakers of both chambers of parliament, key cabinet ministers, parliamentary representatives and senior officials from the presidential office and the National Security Bureau.