White House: U.S. and Polish Presidents to meet on September 18

The statement from the Press Secretary of the White House also reads, "he visit takes place as Poland celebrates the centennial year of the recovery of its independence and just over a year since President Trump’s historic visit to Warsaw on July 5 and 6, 2017".

"President Trump and President Duda will address ways to strengthen the United States–Poland strategic partnership and plan to discuss topics of mutual interest, including trade, military, and security matters," the White House said on Tuesday.

Read the Statement from the Press Secretary here.

In July 2017, President Donald Trump visited Poland for bilateral meetings and to deliver an address to the people of Poland. President Trump also spoke about energy security with European leaders attending the Three Seas Initiative Summit.

"Our strong alliance with Poland and NATO remains critical to deterring conflict and ensuring that war between great powers never again ravages Europe, and that the world will be a safer and better place. America is committed to maintaining peace and security in Central and Eastern Europe," President Trump emphasised.

President Trump gave remarks to the people of Poland in Krasiński Square. He welcomed stronger ties of trade and commerce with the growing Polish economy, hailed the rich people-to-people ties between our Nations, reaffirmed the United States’ ironclad commitment to Article 5, and called for a strong and united Europe, which, together with the United States, forms the greatest “community of nations” the world has ever known.

"Our two countries share a special bond forged by unique histories and national characters. It’s a fellowship that exists only among people who have fought and bled and died for freedom," President Trump said in Warsaw.

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