The Partner Nation status at the Warsaw Security Forum (WSF) is granted to a state that seeks to strengthen its relationship with Poland and Central & Eastern Europe (CEE) by co-organizing a specific edition of the conference.
In 2025, France will hold this status, playing a key role in shaping the agenda of WSF2025. This collaboration will include:
- Securing high-level participation of French ministers and state officials.
- Showcasing French culture as part of the conference program.
- Engaging leading French think tanks as program partners for the event.
Strengthening Engagement Through Diplomatic Visits
Throughout 2025, the Warsaw Security Forum team will conduct fact-finding and advocacy visits to Paris to engage directly with high-level French politicians and representatives of leading think tanks. It will also engage French Partners in a number of events organized in Warsaw, in the run-up to the conference.
WSF2025 Honorary Organizing Committee
To support the preparation process, the WSF2025 Honorary Organizing Committee will focus on:
- Promoting the Warsaw Security Forum among Polish and French audiences.
- Strengthening ties with French stakeholders and media partners.
- Curating the French cultural component at WSF2025.
The committee is chaired by Konrad Szymański, former Polish Minister for European Affairs (2020–2022)