Polish President Awards Hungarian Ambassador with Order of Merit
President of Poland Awards Hungarian Ambassador for Strengthening Bilateral Relations
Andrzej Duda, the President of Poland, honored Orsolya Zsuzsanna Kovács, the Ambassador of Hungary in Warsaw, with the Commander’s Cross of the Order of Merit of the Republic of Poland on Wednesday. Duda applauded Ambassador Kovács for her exemplary and sacrificial efforts in bolstering Polish-Hungarian relations during her seven and a half year term.
The President made a point of personally presenting the award to Kovács due to her exceptional service to both nations, a rare gesture during his presidency to acknowledge the contributions of diplomats. Duda stated, “I can say with full responsibility that it is rare in the diplomatic corps to find an ambassador who fulfills her role in such an extraordinary way as Ambassador Orsolya Kovács did during her mission to Poland.”
He praised Kovács as an active and empathetic individual with a profound understanding of the Polish perspective. In her speech, the Ambassador highlighted the importance of nurturing an inter-generational legacy as a cornerstone for preserving the special bond between Poland and Hungary.
The award ceremony underscored the significance of fostering strong ties between the two countries, emphasizing the mutual respect and cooperation that exists between Poland and Hungary. The event served as a testament to the commitment of both nations to continue strengthening their diplomatic relations for the benefit of their citizens.
Overall, the recognition of Ambassador Kovács by the President of Poland symbolizes the enduring friendship and cooperation between Poland and Hungary, marking a significant milestone in their bilateral relations.
