Jose Manuel Barroso and Swedish PM Frederik Reinfeldt
Gunnar Seijbold/RegeringkanslietA number of priorities shared by both countries should bring beneficial effects for the Union and its neighbors
Report by Slawek Szefs
Sweden has just assumed the EU presidency for the next six months and Poland is counting on tight and fruitful cooperation with its Baltic region partner. Besides concern for crisis effects and actions aimed at ratifying the Lisbon Treaty, both countries share other priorities as well. The Eastern Partnership project and the Strategy for the Baltic Sea Region constitute areas where Stockholm and Warsaw can act jointly for the benefit of others, not only EU members.
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