President Karol Nawrocki Will Take Part in the Independence March
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President Karol Nawrocki has confirmed that he will take part in the Independence March in Warsaw on 11 November. He announced his decision in a statement in which he wrote that, at this special moment for Poland, he will march, as he does every year.
In a brief comment, the president did not provide further details about his participation in the event. He did note, however, that it is his annual tradition, which shows that the march holds great significance for him.
We remind readers that 11 November marks Poland's National Independence Day. On this day in 1918, Poland regained its independence after more than one hundred and twenty years of partitions, when the Polish state did not exist on the map of Europe. On this occasion, celebrations take place in many cities across Poland, and the Independence March in Warsaw is one of the best-known events of the day.
The president's participation in the march is an important element of this year's celebrations. More information about the programme of the celebrations and the organisation of the march can be found in official communiqués.
Sources: 300polityka
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