Polish President Nawrocki plans visit to Argentina for G20 — Interia

Polish President Karol Nawrocki plans to visit Argentina after a scheduled trip to Saudi Arabia. The purpose of the visit is expected to be convincing the Argentine authorities to support Poland’s aspiration for permanent membership in the G20 group, Interia reports.

Support from Global South countries

Argentina is a member of the G20. As the outlet notes, the trip to South America is part of a diplomatic plan by the Polish presidential office aimed at strengthening the country’s role in this group. The Polish side is holding talks with countries of the so-called Global South to weaken the argument that Europe is overrepresented in the G20.

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At the end of September, Nawrocki met at the UN with the current leader of the African Union. He is currently in the Philippines, which is chairing the Association of Southeast Asian Nations this year. At the end of October, the Polish president also plans to visit Saudi Arabia.

Poland’s participation in the December summit

In mid-December, a Polish delegation will take part in the G20 summit as an invited party. According to Interia, this was made possible by an invitation from US President Donald Trump. At the same time, Polish diplomacy seeks to continue the country’s participation in the group’s work in subsequent years.