Barack Obama to discuss the quality of Poland's democracy

President of the United States Barack Obama will discuss "quality of Poland’s democracy" during a visit to NATO 2016 Summit in Warsaw, informed Mark Toner, deputy spokesman for the US State Department. “We have a long and very close relationship with Poland. As a fellow democracy and an ally, the United States cares very deeply about Poland. And so I think it’s in that regard that Secretary Kerry… and President Obama look forward to having discussions with Poland’s new political leadership about a broad range of issues, bilateral issues and multilateral issues that we engage on together. But I think also that would include some of our concerns about the quality of Poland’s democracy," Toner told reporters. More than 50 world leaders will come to Warsaw for the NATO summit, including Angela Merkel, David Cameron, Francois Hollande and Donald Tusk. They will be accompanied by 2,500 staff and 1,500 journalists. The event  will take place at the National Stadium on July 8-9, 2016.