Ukraine and Armenia: The View From Poland
In an exclusive interview, Civilnet speaks with Piotr Skwiecinski, Ambassador of Poland to Armenia, about Poland's growing economic and strategic engagement in Armenia. The ambassador discusses key issues including the importance of supporting Armenia's sovereignty and his country's view of Georgia and Armenia's path towards Europe.
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Patrick you are always outdoing yourself by getting ready for the interview and asking intelligent relevant questions. I also thank ambassador Piotr Skwiecinski for his frank straightforward answers.
Trivia, did you know close to 200,000 Armenian migrated to Poland after the fall of the last Armenian Kingdom; these Armenians and Merchants contributed greatly to building the city of Krakow...
Im still surprised as to why Poland has got a transit visa for us, let alone Armenians can’t even fly to the EU without a visa. That enlarges the gap between our countries.
I miss Emilio
I think Georgia has adopted the law because Russia has promised them to return their lands.
I like that Patrick is pushing guests around the non existent western military support for Armenia, the hayastancis getting their dicks up over some french SUVs is alarming to say the least.