U.S. Secretary Marco Rubio confirmed Poland’s invitation to the 2026 G20 summit in Miami, while Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Pieskov issued a sharp critique of Poland and discussed the group’s economic role.
Poland’s Invitation to the 2026 G20 Summit
Poland will attend the G20 summit in Miami in December 2026 as a guest country, not a formal member of the group.
U.S. Confirmation by Secretary Rubio
In early December, Secretary of State Marco Rubio affirmed that the United States would invite Poland to the summit, emphasizing cooperation with “friends, neighbors and partners.” He highlighted Poland’s past position behind the Iron Curtain and its current status among the world’s largest economies.
Kremlin Spokesman Criticizes Polish Politicization
Dmitry Pieskov, Kremlin spokesman, described Poland as a significant Eastern European economy and warned that Polish politicians often politicize matters, reducing the sense of economic policy. He stressed that G20 discussions should prioritize economic issues.
Potential Benefits for Poland Highlighted by KPRM
Polish Foreign Affairs Office officials noted that Poland’s participation could enhance its credibility, prestige, and negotiating power on the international stage. They argued that the opportunity would open new avenues for economic and investment cooperation, benefiting Poland and Central and Eastern Europe.
