The Polish minister of foreign affairs Jacek Czaputowicz announced today that consul Sławomir Kowalski will stay in Norway as planned until end of June. He stressed that authorities in Warsaw approves of the good work he has been doing. This, according to PolskieRadio24.pl.
Original article in Norwegian.
Czaputowicz is of the opinion that the consul has executed his duties well during his more than five years in Norway, and that there is no reason for any early dismissal.
- We are not of the opinion that Norway has any legitimate grievances regarding consul Kowalski's work. We are keeping a close eye on this. We see no reason for any extraordinary action.
- We have not received any formal request regarding this case. If such a request is forthcoming, we will act according to the circumstances.
Foreign minister Czaputowicz added: - Norwegian media write, with reference Kristen Koalisjon Norge, that Slawomir Kowalski is known for his involvement and actions on behalf of Polish families that feel themselves threatened by the actions of the Norwegian Child Protection services.
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