Barack Obama and John Kerry to visit Poland

Barack Obama, the President of the United States of America, along with John Kerry, the US Secretary of State, have officially announced their visit to the NATO summit in Warsaw which will be held on July 8-9. “The President and I look forward to joining you in July for the NATO Summit in Warsaw, which will be a fitting showcase for the continued strength and resolve of our Alliance in a period of considerable stress,” Kerry wrote in an open letter to Poles on Friday. “The bonds between our two peoples extend back to the period of American independence, were invigorated through solidarity at the end of the Cold War, and have been strengthened further by our joint commitment to shared ideals of democracy and the rule of law. Today, our nations collaborate closely on a range of economic and security issues, and our soldiers serve side by side in regions around the world. Together, we are determined to resist all threats to the safety and well-being of our citizens,” the letter read. It is the first time in its history that Poland will organize a NATO summit.