Paweł Soloch Has Resigned From His Position as the Ambassador of the Republic of Poland in Romania, PAP Reports.
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Poland's ambassador to Bucharest, Pawel Soloch, announced his resignation on Saturday in response to the political crisis in Warsaw linked to the Constitutional Court. A similar decision was also announced by...
Poland's Ambassador to Romania, Paweł Soloch, announced on Saturday his resignation from office, on the basis of the conflict over control over the Polish Constitutional Court. The diplomat accuses an illegal attempt to take over the institution and states that he can no longer continue his mandate under these conditions.
The Ambassadors of Poland in Romania and China, Pavel Soloh and Yakub Kumoh, declared their resignation against the background of the situation surrounding the country's Constitutional Court. "In connection with the attempt to illegally seize the Constitutional Court, I do not see the possibility of continuing to serve as Ambassador of the Republic of Poland in Romania. I have informed the President and Head of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of…
“Due to the fact of the illegal attempt to take over the Constitutional Tribunal, I do not see the possibility of continuing to perform the functions of Ambassador of the Republic of Poland in Romania,” Soloch wrote on portal X. As he added, Deputy Prime Minister, Minister of Foreign Affairs Radosław Sikorski and President Karol Nawrocki announced their resignation. Since Friday evening, the solstice has been underway in the Constitutional Tribu…
Pawel Soloch, Polish Ambassador to Bucharest, announced his resignation after the institutional conflict in Warsaw over the Constitutional Court, which escalated on Friday, after police intervention at the seat of the court and suspension of its president, Bogdan Swieczkowski.
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