Komorowski participated in solidarity march in Tunis

President of Poland Bronisław Komorowski joined thousands of Tunisian on Sunday in a march against Islamist terrorism. President Komorowski walked arm in arm with world leaders including Tunisia's President Beji Caid Essebsi, Italy's Prime Minister Matteo Renzi and France's President Francois Hollande, among others. Before leaving to the Tunisian capital, Komorowski said that he is going to "represent the Polish state in Tunisia, in the solidarity march to remember the victims of such an attack, as well as solidarity with all those who battle the phenomenon of terrorism." Demonstrators headed to the Bardo Museum, where they participated in a ceremony commemorating those killed during the attack. "The Tunisian people proved today that they do not bow to terrorism, and that as one man and one woman, they defend the nation. When Tunisia is targeted, the whole nation stands as one," Prime Minister of Tunisia said during the ceremony. Three Poles were killed when gunmen stormed the museum in Tunis on March 18.