Poland Wants to Cooperate with Researchers from Vietnam, Uzbekistan, South Korea and Turkey

Published 2026-11-04

Poland wants to develop scientific cooperation with four countries: Vietnam, Uzbekistan, South Korea and Turkey. The information was provided by Science Minister Marcin Kulasek. According to reports from the RMF24 portal, the plan involves launching a new programme that is intended to support contacts between Polish universities and research institutions and partners from these countries.

Scientific cooperation between countries usually involves the exchange of students and researchers, joint research projects, and activities designed to facilitate contacts between universities. Through such agreements, Polish researchers can work at foreign research centres, and foreign guests can come to Poland. The programme is therefore significant not only for science but also for the development of international contacts.

The choice of these four countries is not accidental, but details concerning the aims and rules of the programme have not yet been fully described in the available information. It has also not yet been stated how much funding will be allocated to this purpose or exactly when the first activities are due to begin.

For now, it is known that the government wants to increase the importance of science in Poland's foreign relations. Further information about the programme should appear together with its official announcement by the Ministry of Science.

Sources: RMF24

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