Political Relations

There is mutual representation at the level of Embassies, which operate in Athens and Warsaw. Greece and Poland established diplomatic relations in 1919, while the activation of diplomatic representation through the exchange of Ambassadors was completed in 1922.


Bilateral Relations:

The level of bilateral relations is excellent, since both countries share common values as partners in the European Union and allies in NATO.

A new impetus was given to bilateral relations between Greece and Poland, with the visit of Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis to Warsaw, 11-12.04.2024, which continues to this day with a series of visits by high-ranking officials on both sides.

The cooperation between the two Parliaments is also dynamic, with the two countries having large Greek-Polish Parliamentary Friendship Groups, which are in regular communication and exchange frequent visits.

There is close cooperation at bilateral level between Greece and Poland. There is mutual will to further strengthen bilateral relations through the development of dialogue at all levels, the exchange of views and best practices and the promotion of cooperation in various areas, such as, in the economic and trade, in the security and defense sector, as well as in the cultural and educational sector and of course in issues within the EU framework.

Greece is always among the top three destinations for Polish tourists, while ever more Greeks are visiting Poland.

It is worth mentioning that, within the framework of the European Civil Protection Mechanism, Poland has repeatedly assisted Greece by sending firefighting trucks and personnel.