France, Poland finalizing bilateral treat

PHOTO CAPTION: Illustrative photo of a Polish service member with the country’s GROM special operations unit (Polish Army photo)

PARIS (Reuters) - France and Poland are finalising a bilateral treaty that will cover defence, energy, nuclear, transport and scientific, linguistic and cultural cooperation, French President Emmanuel Macron said on social media platform X.

Macron made the comments after speaking with Poland Prime Minister Donald Tusk.

(Reporting by Dominique Vidalon)

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