President Duda pays visit to London

President of Poland Andrzej Duda paid a two-day visit to London. On Tuesday, he met with Prime Minister David Cameron to discuss the refugee crisis and military and energy safety issues. "In my opinion, the meeting was very good, there's ample room for cooperation," Duda said.

Referring to the migration crisis, Duda and Cameron agreed that a solution is to "tackle the reason why these people are coming here."

Discussing safety issues, both leaders claimed that NATO infrastructure in the CEE region needs to be strengthened.

On Monday, President Duda met with 200 representatives from Polish organizations in the UK. During the address he said that "I do not have the courage to say: come back to your country. Are there more jobs in your localities, and is it easier to do business, is the burden smaller? I cannot see such changes. Polish development is mainly in the statistics."