Czech President: the EU should not moralize and criticize the Polish government

On March 12, Polish President Andrzej Duda had a meeting with Czech President Milos Zeman in Prague. During the press conference, the presidents discussed economic cooperation between the two countries, issues of energy security, as well as international politics. "I expressed the view that the Polish government, which was formed as a result of free elections (which therefore, has all rights to carry out activities that received a mandate in elections) should not be subjected to moralizing or criticism by the European Union, which should focus on their primary task, i.e. to protect the external borders of the Union," proclaimed Czech President Milos Zeman. Andrzej Duda thanked Milos Zeman for his support and confirmed they had agreed on all issues relating to policy and international co-operation between Poland and the Czech Republic.