Waszczykowski with a message to the world: NATO matters

NATO needs to be more active and credible to take concrete steps to ensure the real security of all its citizens, Poland’s Foreign Minister Witold Waszczykowski has said in an article published in foreign newspapers including Die Welt, Le Soir and Corriere della Sera. According to the official, the uncontrolled flow of migrants and military provocation by Russia are the biggest threats to "the most successful military alliance in the world." “We live in a turbulent world with violent conflict along NATO’s periphery and beyond. It is imperative that we send a strong message of unity to the world: NATO matters,” Waszczykowski claimed. “The Warsaw Summit legacy should embrace a clear and ambitious vision of how the Alliance will function in the evolving security environment. It should be built on three pillars: adaptation, credibility, and leadership," the minister concluded. The 2016 Warsaw Summit of NATO is to be held at the National Stadium in Warsaw on July 8-9, and will be attended by 18 presidents, 21 prime ministers, 41 foreign ministers and 39 defense ministers.