President Macron and Prime Minister Tusk to sign a treaty strengthening relations between France and Poland, essential in the context of European security

The treaty of friendship and cooperation between France and Poland, to be signed by Macron and Tusk, underlines Poland's importance as a key partner in European security, especially after the invasion of Ukraine. Poland, which is rapidly developing its military capabilities, is looking to diversify its sources of defense, and France, with its military expertise and nuclear endowment, is becoming a strategic ally. The treaty will include mutual defense clauses and facilitate defense cooperation, taking place against the backdrop of deteriorating transatlantic relations.