Scholz Confident in Strong Weimar Triangle Cooperation Post-French Elections

German Chancellor Olaf Scholz expressed confidence that the cooperation between him and his Weimar Triangle counterparts in France and Poland will stay strong, irrespective of the French election results. Scholz emphasized the importance of collaborative thinking for Europe's future, affirming positive relations with French President Macron and Polish PM Donald Tusk.

German Chancellor Olaf Scholz said on Tuesday that he is certain the cooperation between him and his Weimar Triangle counterparts in France and Poland will remain strong regardless of the outcome of France's second round of elections this weekend.

"It is very important for us that we, as these three states, think together about the future of Europe," said Scholz in Warsaw alongside Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk.

"We are certain that, regardless of the outcome of the second round of the French elections, the cooperation between the French President (Emmanuel Macron) and Donald and myself will continue to be very good and that will also be the basis for our countries' relations," he said.

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