MSZ: New agreement between EU and UK won't affect Poles already living abroad

The current negotiations between the EU and the UK will not impact Poles already living there in any way, said the Minister of Foreign Affairs (MSZ) Witold Waszczykowski. He noted that any agreements made between the two groups would only affect future migrants to the UK. The MSZ head added that the project, worked on by European Council head Donald Tusk and UK Prime Minister David Cameron, requires "a thorough analysis". "We don't want to enable the segregation of EU citizens," he said in Warsaw on Tuesday.  However, he admitted that it will be necessary to find a compromise in this case,  "because it is important that the UK remains in the EU," due to its economic and financial power. The Minister also disclosed that Cameron will meet on Friday in Warsaw with Prime Minister Beata Szydło and head of Law and Justice Jarosław Kaczyński.