Waszczykowski participates in post-Brexit talks in Prague

On Monday, Polish Foreign Minister Witold Waszczykowski took part in post-Brexit discussions with his counterparts from the Visegrad Group countries (the Czech Republic, Hungary and Slovakia), Germany and France, which was held in Prague. "The debate on the future of the European Union should be pursued with 27 member states taking part. We are certain that EU leaders, the countries themselves and the European Council are key to the debate," Czech Foreign Minister Lubomir Zaoralek concluded after the talks. In the run-up to the UK referendum, Waszczykowski warned that if Britons decided to leave the EU, Poland could end up sidelined in a bloc dominated by euro zone countries. He added that a "two-speed Europe" could appear. On Saturday, all six foreign ministers had already a common meeting in Berlin, devoted to the Union’s future after the UK referendum results.