Non-Resident Ambassador of Poland to Maldives Adam Burakowski has presented his Letter of Credence to President Abdulla Yameen Abdul Gayoom. At a ceremony held at the President's Office, President Abdulla Yameen welcomed Adam Burakowski to Maldives and congratulated him on the commencement of his term as the ambassador.
During the call, the president shed light on the 34 years of good bilateral relations between the Maldives and Poland and expressed hope the existing ties between the two countries will be enhanced during the tenure of the ambassador. The president and the ambassador discussed on exploring the avenues of trade and tourism for greater cooperation between Maldives and Poland. The president deliberated that Maldives being a small Island state; sea level rise and climate change are the greatest challenges faced by Maldives. Furthermore, the president shed light on the strong economic agenda carried out by the current administration for the development of Maldives, and briefed the Polish ambassador on the current political situation in the country.
The ambassador expressed gratitude for receiving him to the Maldives and expressed hopes for closer cooperation in mutually beneficial areas between both countries.
Moreover, Non-Resident Ambassador of Poland to Maldives Adam Burakowski paid a courtesy call on Minister of Foreign Affairs Dr. Mohamed Asim. Foreign Minister Asim congratulated Ambassador Burakowski on his appointment and expressed hope the relations between the two countries would be strengthened under the ambassador’s tenure. Minister Asim and Ambassador Burakowski exchanged views on further enhancing cooperation between both countries and discussed ways of further strengthening the existing ties, especially in the areas of tourism, foreign investment and other areas of mutual interest.
Ambassador Burakowski assured his commitment to working with the government in strengthening the relations and increasing cooperation between the two countries in various areas that are of mutual benefit.