The President Sets a Condition Regarding Ambassadors. "Not with Sikorski"
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The president wants to resume talks with the government to resolve the ambassadorial dispute. Karol Nawrocki noted that the compromise negotiated with the participation of the foreign minister was blocked by Prime Minister Donald Tusk.
Karol Nawrocki addressed the ambassadorial dispute with Radosław Sikorski. The president declared that he could discuss the matter with Donald Tusk. However, he declined to comment on Nikodem Rachoń personally.
The president declared that he had no intention of requesting a meeting regarding the ambassadorial dispute, but was sending a clear signal of his readiness for talks. He does, however, expect Prime Minister Donald Tusk to sit in on the talks. "Why should I talk to a minister who isn't in charge of the situation?" Karol Nawrocki asked rhetorically in an interview for Rzeczpospolita. He also recalled two meetings he had with the foreign minister.
In an interview with "Rzeczpospolita," President Karol Nawrocki said he was ready to resume talks on the ambassadors. However, he emphasized that he did not intend to negotiate with Foreign Minister Radosław Sikorski, Deputy Prime Minister, but wanted to speak with his superior, Prime Minister Donald Tusk.
I will not negotiate with Minister Radosław Sikorski again, because, as you can see, he doesn't care about this matter," Karol Nawrocki said in an interview with "Rzeczpospolita," which will be published on Tuesday. The conflict concerns the staffing of Polish diplomatic missions.
President Karol Nawrocki said he was not ready to talk to Radosław Sikorski about ambassador appointments. Maybe he should talk to Donald Tusk about it.
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