The Poland-France Cultural Season for 2027 is set to become a cornerstone in the relations between the two countries. This initiative aligns with the principles of the Treaty of Nancy, which was ratified in 2025. The program aims to enhance strategic partnerships through artistic and cultural exchanges.
Key Details of the Poland-France 2027 Cultural Season
The announcement regarding the Cultural Season was made on February 17, 2026, following discussions between the cultural ministries of both nations. The Adam Mickiewicz Institute will manage events in France, while the French Institute in collaboration with the French Embassy in Poland will organize the program in Poland.
Significance of the Treaty of Nancy
- Year Ratified: 2025
- Focus: Strengthening cultural ties and cooperation between Poland and France.
- Importance: Highlighting the strategic relationship between the two nations.
The Treaty emphasizes the importance of cultural cooperation as a fundamental element of this partnership. It aims to foster a solid, sovereign Europe based on trust and joint efforts. During the 2027 season, shared values will be lived and co-created through various cultural exchanges.
Addressing Contemporary European Challenges
The Cultural Season marks over twenty years since the “Nova Polska” season in France. It serves as a response to current European challenges, including information disinformation, totalitarian ideologies, and the defense of human rights and civil liberties.
Program Highlights
- Showcasing contemporary artistic trends.
- Incentivizing long-term collaboration, including co-productions and research projects.
- Facilitating mobility for artists and cultural professionals.
By focusing on key themes relevant to today’s Europe, the Cultural Season aims to lay the groundwork for enduring relationships and cooperative initiatives. This comprehensive cultural effort underscores the commitment of both Polish and French ministries to realize the program.
The successful implementation of the Cultural Season will be possible through the involvement of various ministries, including the Ministry of Culture and the Ministry of Foreign Affairs from both countries. Together, they are dedicated to building a richer cultural exchange in 2027.
