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[Special Interview] Krzysztof Majka, Ambassador of Poland
Poland, as Korea's biggest economic partner in Central Europe
Active cultural exchanges through Asia-Pacific International Fryderyk Chopin Piano Competition and “Polish Art: Enduring Spirit” exhibition

Poland used to be one of the countries in the Communist bloc which made it difficult to build diplomatic relations. But Poland has been involved in security agenda on the Korean peninsula, manifested through its activity in the NNSC since 1953 (Neutral Nations Supervisory Commission) currently together with the Swedish and Swiss military missions. After the 1988 Summer Olympics in Seoul and the collapse of Soviet Union in 1991, ROK and Poland have been actively engaged in cooperation and exchanges in various fields. Power Korea has met Krzysztof Majka, Ambassador of Poland, at the official residence of the Ambassador in Seongbuk-dong, Seoul, and heard about the development prospects between the two countries. The interview on the day was amicable throughout by Mrs. Majka's warm and kind introduction of traditional Polish teas, liquor and chocolate. 

From diplomatic ties in 1989 to be the biggest economic partner in Central Europe
The diplomatic ties between ROK and Poland were established in November 1989. For the last 25 years, both countries have been steadily developing the economic cooperation and Poland has now become Korea's biggest economic partner in Central Europe. Numerous agreements were signed in the fields of trade, tariff and visa, followed by the Summit Talk in 2013 in Seoul which drew 'Declaration of the Establishment of Strategic Partnership between Poland and Korea', and signing the '2014-2016 Action Plan for the Implementation of the ROK-PL Strategic Partnership' in 2014. The latter document indicates the details of the future course of actions leading to facilitating consultative channels, high-level exchanges and developing new cooperation projects in the areas of economy, politics, culture, science and security. Also, the Polish company HSW and Samsung Techwin signed a contract in December 2014 to generate more business cooperation in the future. A minister-level talk in health care was held in March 2015 and there was a visit of the Polish Deputy Prime Minister accompanied by the representatives of the Polish Army and business sector. The visit of the Minister of Culture & National Heritage to Seoul is also scheduled in June this year. Currently, the Polish economy shows the steady growth in Europe and the country's development prospect in the future, therefore, is very bright.

Renowned cosmetics companies including Ziaja and AA Oceanic actively engaged in the Korean market
ROK-EU FTA to create stimulus for Polish food exporters to come to Korea
When asked about the reason Poland showed the rapid economic growth, H.E. Krzysztof Majka said "Poland is ideally located in Central Europe which makes it easier to trade with nearby Eastern Europe as well as other countries in the region. We have an absorptive internal market with a steady demand for products and our economy is less sensitive to economic fluctuation which is an important advantage, especially in the times of crisis." 

Poland is a leading producer of cosmetics in Central Europe and numerous companies such as Ziaja, AA Oceanic, Dr Irena Eris, DAX Cosmetics, Eveline and Bielendaare are currently active in Korea. Poland also is Europe's leading food producer and is often called as a “bread basket of the European Union”, and therefore, enhanced cooperation in the food sector between the two countries is highly expected. 

Meanwhile, H.E. Krzysztof Majka pointed out "the Korean market is still rather closed. It is most protected market among OECD countries. We hope that the ongoing implementation of EU-ROK FTA may help to streamline our bilateral trade and business contacts." 

High number of Nobel prize laureates including Maria Sk©©odowska-Curie and Wis©©awa Szymborska
Asia-Pacific International Fryderyk Chopin Piano Competition and exhibition “Polish Art: An Enduring Spirit” to promote Polish culture in Korea

With its strong cultural background, Poland is actively engaged in cultural exchanges with Korea. Poland produced many notable people including Maria Sk©©odowska-Curie who was the pioneer & physicist in the study of radioactivity, a poet and prose writer Czes©©aw Mi©©osz, and a poet, essayist, translator Wis©©awa Szymborska to name a few. As the Korean's interest in Polish culture is ever increasing, the Polish Embassy in Korea is carrying out various cultural events in cooperation with Korean universities and cultural organizations throughout the year. Asia-Pacific International Fryderyk Chopin Piano Competition in particular is very popular and famous and the 3rd competition was recently organized and hosted by Keimyung University in Daegu in cooperation with Uniwersytet Muzyczny Fryderyka Chopina, Warsaw from 12 May to 21 May. Also, the exhibition title das “Polish Art: An Enduring Spirit” is scheduled to be held in the first days of June 2015 at the National Museum of Korea and the Polish Minister of Culture & National Heritage is to attend the grand opening. This exhibition presents Polish art from the Middle ages(14th-15th century) to the 20th century and it will consists of approximately 250 works of art gathered from 17 Polish museums. This is the largest collection of Polish art ever held outside Poland. 

Polish food also is second to none. Polish barley soup or “krupnik”, a soup made of barley or buckwheat groats with beef or chicken and vegetables ranging from cabbage to celeriac and leek, 'Oscypek', a smoked cheese made of salted sheep milk exclusively in the Tatra Mountains region of Poland, and the mead are just a few of many fantastic Polish food. The mead (honey liquor) Mrs. Majka kindly yet enthusiastically served for us during the interview was made of fermented honey mixed with water and its bitter sweet taste was an absolute heavenly treat! 

Impending launch of Warszawa-Seoul direct line
H.E. Krzysztof Majka and Zofia Majka's love of Korea

H.E. Krzysztof Majka said "according to World Tourism Organization (UNWTO) announced in 2012, Poland is the 17th most visited country in the world by foreign tourists. Every year, Poland is visited by 15 to 16 million tourists and the number of visitors is steadily increasing. Koreans in particular can stay 90 days without a visa and we are currently running specialized tourist agencies and organizations to promote Polish tourism. The good news is that Polish national air carrier LOT is planning to start direct flights between Warszawa and Seoul in the next year and I hope more Korean tourists will visit and experience Poland." 

When asked about the life in Korea, H.E. Krzysztof Majka said "Korea is a dynamic country. We came to Seoul 4 years ago but we feel like it has only been 4 months. We respect Korean's diligence, reverence for parents and strong family bonds. Considering the fact that these values are disappearing in many countries nowadays, Koreans are great." H.E. Krzysztof Majka and Mrs. Majka kindly added "our son and granddaughters living in Poland are ardent fans of Taekwondo and the older granddaughter has even won few medals in various competitions. If I am the Polish Ambassador in Seoul, my family can be called as an honorary ambassador of Taekwondo in Poland." 

H.E. Krzysztof Majka closed the interview with his determination that he will exert his utmost effort in promoting active cooperation between Poland and ROK. 
 


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