U.S. President Donald Trump announced plans to address trade relations and bilateral cooperation with Polish President Karol Nawrocki during their upcoming meeting at the White House. The discussion, set against growing global economic uncertainties, highlights Washington's continued engagement with European partners amid shifting trade dynamics.
Analysts suggest the talks may focus on expanding energy and technology partnerships, with Poland emerging as a key hub for U.S. investments in Central Europe. The meeting follows recent NATO security consultations, underscoring the intersection of economic and geopolitical priorities in transatlantic relations.
While details remain undisclosed, Trump emphasized strengthening "mutually beneficial ties" during a press briefing. Business leaders are watching for potential agreements that could impact supply chains connecting European and Asian markets.
