The head of state is once again embarking on a journey to the African continent. This time, he will visit Kenya, Rwanda, and Tanzania (February 4-10). It marks another trip by President Duda to Africa, with a priority on the development of bilateral cooperation in political, economic, and military dimensions. Additionally, Poland intends to combat Russian disinformation in Africa and assess the potential for independent policy-making on the continent. This visit also provides an opportunity for the official opening of the Polish embassy in Rwanda.

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