Poland will gain fresh lands? It's called "territorial debt"

polsatnews.pl 2 months ago

The Polish Ministry of abroad Affairs plans to resume talks with the Czech Republic about "territorial debt". It's about returning 368 hectares of land that were granted to our neighbors in the 1950s.

"Faktu" journalists inform about the planned activities of the Ministry of abroad Affairs. As explained, in fresh months it has been decided not to address this issue, among others. because of parliamentary elections in the Czech Republicheld on 3-4 October.

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Polish diplomats assumed that the case could be used in the electoral campaignwhich could importantly impede the agreement.

"Polish-Czech renewal is planned expert consultation. Their aim will be to present the views of the parties on how to regulate Czech territorial debt and, above all, to get detailed information from the Czech side on Reasons for withdrawing from the 2015 findings" - informed.

A dispute with the Czechs about territory. Media: MFA will take action

History "territorial debt" dates back to 1958, erstwhile the Polish People's Republic and Czechoslovakia signed an agreement on state borders. Warsaw then transferred 1205.9 ha of territory to Prague, in return receiving 837.46 ha.

The difference, or 368.44 ha, is the subject of a disputeThat's been going on for over 65 years.

The first reports of possible actions of the Polish Ministry of abroad Affairs in this case came in May. At the time, representatives of the Ministry of abroad Affairs and Prime Minister Donald Tuski were informed that they had prepared an action plan that included, among others, a proposal start formal talks with the Czech Republic.

The task was accepted by the head of government and adopted for implementation by the Ministry of abroad Affairs.

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