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	College of Business Magazine - Colorado State University
		Siwiec is a member of the European Parliament, heading the delegation to Ukraine.
		Siwiec believes that with representation from a broad range of industries, markets, and geographies, the GLC provides both scholars and students in the local academic community a “window on the world.” And given the growing global content of business, that is more important than ever.
		Siwiec’s assessment, “is to stay this way in the fast changing global business environment.” Marek Siwiec’s presence on the GLC is certainly helping us to just that.
	www.biz.colostate.edu /cobmag/GLC.htm (488 words)

	Colorado State University - Faculty and Staff Resources (e-Comment Daily)
		Marek Siwiec will present "Is the United Europe capable of keeping up with the United States?" from 3:30-4:30 p.m.
		Siwiec graduated from the Department of Solid-State Physics at the Academy of Mining and Metallurgy in Krakow in 1980 and the Post-Graduate Journalist Studies in Warsaw in 1988.
		Siwiec became deputy of the Sejm of the Republic of Poland in 1991.
	comment.colostate.edu /index.asp?page=display_article&article_id=565678395 (402 words)

	College of Business Global Leadership Council
		Marek Siwiec was born in Piekary Slaskie near Tarnowskie Gory and graduated from the Department of Solid-State Physics at Academy of Mining and Metallurgy in Kracow in 1980, and the Post-Graduate Journalist Studies in Warsaw in 1988.
		Siwiec became deputy of the Sejm of the Republic of Poland from a constituency in the Kalisz Province in 1991.
		Siwiec ran in the first election for the European Parliament in Poland, successfully winning a five year term.
	www.biz.colostate.edu /college/glc/MSiwiec.htm (206 words)

	Prima-News
		Siwiec, who met President Putin today, refused to go into details of the meeting, though gave a hint that further actions of the anti-terrorist coalition and participation of different states in it had been discussed.
		Siwiec said that this position id shared by such countries as the USA, Canada and Italy.
		As far as Poland is concerned, it is quite at one with NATO Secretary General George Robertson, who recently stated in Moscow that Russia could take part in discussion of such problems as fighting terrorism and dissemination of weapons of mass destruction.
	www.prima-news.ru /eng/news/news/2001/11/27/17805.html (225 words)

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		Senior cadet Marek Krajewski was killed when his vehicle rolled down the embankment after being hit head-on by an oncoming civilian lorry near Kerbala.
		Marek Siwiec, head of the presidential National Security Office told Polish Radio that "Strozak commanded the convoy.
		Had the attackers succeeded, we would be dealing with a sea of blood, not one victim, Siwiec claimed.
	www.bolanda.org /Backoffice/news.asp?Article_id=468 (178 words)

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		Among his accomplishments, Siwiec has served as secretary of state in the chancellery of the President of the Republic of Poland and as head of the Political Strategy staff.
		Bob Stewart is an aerospace consultant with a distinguished career in the military, NASA and United States Space Command, including flights in two Space Shuttle missions with the early Challenger flight in February 1984 and Atlantis in 1985.
		Marek Siwiec of the European Parliament in Poland will give the commencement address.
	comment.colostate.edu /content/print_article.asp?article_id=45948819 (1276 words)

	Rumsfeld Praises U.S.-Polish Relationship, Military Partnership
		Siwiec: I want to respond that Poland shares and understands the position presented by the United States.
		I have no comment on the German elections' outcome, but I would have to say that the way it was conducted was notably unhelpful and, as the White House indicated, has had the effect of poisoning the relationship.
		Siwiec: The last question from PAP [Polish Press Agency].
	www.usembassy-israel.org.il /publish/peace/archives/2002/september/092405.html (619 words)

	Central Europe Review - Polish Election Preview
		Siwiec answers by kneeling down and kissing the ground, in a manner that most Poles associate with Pope John Paul II.
		The main actor of the "Kalisz incident," Marek Siwiec, resigned from his post with a pace that is rather uncommon among Polish politicians, who prefer to cling to their seats for as long as possible.
		Kwaśniewski did receive criticism from the media, but it was rather mild, except the one angry voice of Bishop Życiński who said that Kwaśniewski should have followed Siwiec and resigned from his office—a clearly absurd postulate if aimed at a politician with a 60 per cent approval rating.
	www.ce-review.org /00/33/kosc33.html (1578 words)

	BBC News \| MONITORING \| Poland restores citizenship to three 1968 emigres
		The three were "just the beginning, and the President expected more interest from emigres", Siwiec was quoted by Polish radio as saying.
		Under the new constitution, the president was entitled to grant citizenship in special cases by a decision of his own, Siwiec said.
		Kwasniewski had decided that the 1968 emigrations were special cases, and he would grant citizenship in that spirit.
	news.bbc.co.uk /1/low/world/monitoring/64647.stm (122 words)

	Government portal :: News (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-17)
		As Marek Siwiec noted, it is very important for Ukraine to make quick and efficient steps to promote democracy, reform the economy and improve the legislative base.
		Only after that the issue of Ukraine's EU membership could be raised, Marek Siwiec stressed.
		Marek Siwiec also aired the idea of creation the EuroParliament's system for monitoring Ukraine's progress in implementing the Ukraine - EU Action Plan.
	www.kmu.gov.ua /control/en/publish/printable_article?art_id=15858314 (280 words)

	Polish Consulate...
		The EU accession is the most important event for Poland, and presidential elections and constitutional reform are the major events in Ukraine, which are to be a test of maturity of democracy the Ukrainian state.
		Marek Belka, the candidate for the post of PM, said the Hausner plan is right for keeping the economy growing.
		Marek Borowski said that such a situation called for the formation of a new leftist party, since as he said Poland needs the leftist movement.
	www.polish.motime.com /archive/2004-03 (9991 words)

	Polish Official Calls Iran Important Partner
		TEHRAN, October 25 (Mehr News Agency) — Polish National Security Adviser Marek Siwiec, the head of the Polish National Security Bureau, said here Friday that Polish forces can achieve success in Iraq with the help of Iran because Iran has the same majority religion as Iraq.
		Siwiec stated that the Iraqi people are currently living in very poor conditions, stressing that the social and political infrastructure of the country must be rebuilt first in order to improve conditions.
		Siwiec added that the Iraqi people are currently unable to restore stability and security in the country, and said that the mission of the Polish troops in the country will be over once the Iraqis attain that ability.
	www.mehrnews.com /en/NewsDetail.aspx?NewsID=33138 (457 words)

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		He reminded that all Iraqi public institutions will have to be rebuilt from scratch and that securing minimum living standards for the population will require considerable financial aid.
		Siwiec also denied media charges that the U.S. and Great Britain had deliberately exaggerated reports on Iraq’s mass destruction weaponry to provide an excuse for launching the war.
		The reports were publicly filed in 1998 following the first stage of UN inspections in Iraq and proved that there were mass destruction arms there, which warranted drastic military measures, Siwiec said.
	www.polishembassy.ca /news_details.asp?nid=99 (182 words)

	Boston.com / News / World / Middle East / Poland says its troops won't leave Iraq early
		He said "misunderstandings" about his remarks should be discounted because Poland's alliance with the United States is strong, his national security adviser, Marek Siwiec, said.
		His remarks were the first by a Polish leader to criticize prewar intelligence reports, an issue that has led to controversy in Britain and the United States.
		But Siwiec emphasized that the Polish president was criticizing intelligence failures in general, not Washington.
	www.boston.com /news/world/middleeast/articles/2004/03/20/poland_says_its_troops_wont_leave_iraq_early?mode=PF (487 words)

	POLISH NEWS - Straight from POLAND - October 2001. (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-17)
		Following the attack on the US, high-ranking representatives of Poland's government have indicated that Poland, as a NATO ally of the United States, is bound to act in its defense.
		Marek Siwiec of the National Security Bureau, a close aide of President Aleksander Kwaoniewski, went on national television to say Poland was effectively at war.
		The army, police, fire fighters and all emergency and special services have been put on alert pending further developments, although the use of Polish troops on the front lines of the anti-terrorist operation did not seem likely.
	www.polishnews.com /fulltext/straight/2001/hotnews66_1.shtml (1726 words)

	Pravda.RU:Poland Security Chief Arrives In Moscow
		Marek M. Siwiec, chief of the Polish National Security Bureau, has arrived in Moscow for a two-day visit, on the invitation of Russian Security Council Secretary Vladimir Rushailo.
		The visit was negotiated during President Aleksander Kwasniewski's recent trip to Moscow, and is in line with the Cooperation Protocol between the offices of the Russian Security Council and the Polish National Security Bureau.
		Rushailo is to hold talks with Siwiec in the Kremlin.
	english.pravda.ru /diplomatic/2001/11/26/21998_.html (124 words)

	RADIO FREE EUROPE/ RADIO LIBERTY
		Marek Siwiec, Poland's presidential national security adviser, said that joining the alliance for his country is part of what it is to belong to western civilization.
		Hungary's state secretary for Euro-Atlantic integration, Ferenc Somogyi said the desire to belong to NATO and thus Europe is a powerful emotional issue in his country.
		Poland's Siwiec said that for his country for the time being NATO remains the primary source of security.
	www.rferl.org /features/1997/05/F.RU.970512125526.asp (870 words)

	:: Kyiv, Warsaw agree to liberalize visa regime - security chiefs :: Ukrayinska Pravda (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-17)
		Ukraine's National Security and Defense Council Secretary Yevhen Marchuk and his Polish counterpart Marek Siwiec announced this to reporters in Kyiv today, after a scheduled meeting of the consultative committee of the two countries' presidents.
		In his turn, Siwiec said that, under bilateral agreements, Warsaw was planning to employ in Ukraine 150 people who would issue visas to Ukrainians.
		Meanwhile, he said, there is the intention to give multi-time and long-term visas that would be granted 'on professional categories.' "In the future, visas will be more easy to get," Siwiec stressed.
	www.pravda.com.ua /en/archive/2003/june/11/news/4.shtml (267 words)

	CTV.ca - Poland to keep troops in Iraq as long as needed- CTV News, Shows and Sports -- Canadian Television
		Kwasniewski pledged to keep the troops in Iraq in a phone call by Bush to mark the anniversary of the U.S.-led invasion of Iraq, the adviser, Marek Siwiec, told reporters.
		Siwiec said Bush thanked Kwasniewki for Poland's military involvement in Iraq.
		The White House moved quickly to underline Poland's commitment, distributing a statement from the Polish Embassy in Washington which cited "misinterpretations" of Kwasniewski's earlier remarks.
	www.ctv.ca /servlet/ArticleNews/print/CTVNews/1079706004988_11?hub=World&subhub=PrintStory (338 words)

	World Watch - Catholic World Report - November 2000 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-17)
		The commercial shows Kwasniewski’s national security adviser, Marek Siwiec, making the sign of the cross as he leaves a helicopter in a 1997 trip.
		“We felt the behavior of both politicians (Kwasniewski and Siwiec) derided the Catholic faith, its symbols, and the Pope,” members of the Solidarity trade union from the northeastern town of Bialystok said in a complaint to prosecutors.
		The president repeated his apologies for the incident but said the ad was a “manipulation” that imposed an anti-papal meaning which the incident never had.
	www.catholic.net /RCC/Periodicals/Igpress/2000-11/wpoland.html (337 words)

	BBC News \| EUROPE \| Pope joke backfires on Polish leadership
		In a bid to discredit President Aleksander Kwasniewski two weeks ahead of elections, the opposition Solidarity party distributed the footage of National Security Office chief Marek Siwiec, which was filmed three years ago.
		Mr Siwiec, a close aide of President Kwasniewski, is seen making the sign of a cross and kissing the ground after getting out of a helicopter - a famous gesture repeated many times during pilgrimages by the Polish Pope.
		The film goes back to 1997, when Mr Siwiec was accompanying President Kwasniewski on a regional trip, but it has only surfaced now.
	news.bbc.co.uk /1/low/world/europe/939727.stm (289 words)

	Viktor Medvedchuk takes part in the XVI session of the Consultative Committee of Ukrainian and Polish Presidents (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-17)
		On April 15, 2004, Head of the Presidential Administration Viktor Medvedchuk and State Secretary, Head of the Polish National Security Bureau, Marek Siwiec co-presided at the XVI session of the Consultative Committee of Ukrainian and Polish Presidents in Warsaw.
		Prospects of the development of the political and economic relations between the two countries in the context of the Poland’s future entry into the EU were also an important question on the session’s agenda.
		Marek Siwiec reaffirmed his country’s support to Ukraine’s European aspirations.
	www.medvedchuk.org.ua /eng/news/407eb32dde9f3/view_print (324 words)

	Pravda.RU Poland Happy About Renewed NATO-Russia Ties
		Polish leadership is satisfied with the stepped-up dialogue between NATO and Russia and Russia's growing integration into Europe, Marek M. Siwiec, head of the Polish National Security Bureau, said in opening remarks to a meeting with Russian Security Council Secretary Vladimir Rushailo in the Kremlin.
		Siwiec noted that dialogue between Russian and Polish law enforcement and other related agencies has intensified significantly over the past two months.
		Siwiec appreciated Russia's fast evolving dialogue with NATO and leading Western powers, which he said Poland has been watching closely.
	newsfromrussia.com /diplomatic/2001/11/26/22008.html (1307 words)

	European Union - News
		Marek SIWIEC (Poland - PSE), Chairman of the European Parliament delegation to the EU-Ukraine Parliamentary Cooperation Committee, met on April 21 with Mr.
		Oleh RYBACHUK, the new Deputy Prime Minister of Ukraine, who is in charge of European relations and integration in President Yushchenko's Government.
		With a view towards preparing the upcoming 8th Meeting of the EU-Ukraine PCC in June, where Mr.
	www.ukraine-eu.mfa.gov.ua /eu/en/news/detail/522.htm (184 words)

	Catholic World News : Polish President In Scandal Over Papal Mockery Ahead Of Elections
		The televised incident was being broadcast in a television advertisement by election rival Marian Krzaklewski of Solidarity.
		Kwasniewski is heard off-camera asking, "Has the minister kissed the soil?" in apparent reference to Pope John Paul II (bio - news)'s custom of kissing the soil of the receiving country during his papal journeys.
		"We felt the behavior of both politicians (Kwasniewski and Siwiec) derided the Catholic faith, its symbols and the Pope," members of the Solidarity trade union from the northeastern town of Bialystok said in a Wednesday complaint to prosecutors.
	www.cwnews.com /news/viewstory.cfm?recnum=13914 (309 words)

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		The socialists are satisfied, deputies of Law and Justice (PiS) disapprove of the decision and representatives of the League of Polish Families (LPR) demanded self - dissolution of the European Parliament.
		“The European Parliament and the Commission have gained a chance to build a stronger position in relation to the Council,” said Marek Siwiec (Democratic Left Alliance, SLD), head of the Polish socialists’ delegation to the European Parliament.
		Siwiec confirms that the entire Polish delegation in the socialist group was ready to vote against the Commission if the voting took place.
	courses.wcupa.edu /rbove/eco343/040Compecon/E_Union/041103EC.txt (303 words)

	Changes to European Parliament's Ukraine committee
		Marek Siwiec, former state secretary of Poland's national security bureau, will become head of the European Parliament committee for ties with Ukraine, the Ukrainian service of Radio Deutsche Welle reported, citing informed sources.
		Siwiec's appointment must be endorsed by the European Parliament, whose session begins next week.
		Polish socialist Siwiec will replace Jan Wiersma of the Netherlands as chairman of the Ukraine committee.
	www.charlestannock.com /pressarticle.asp?ID=540 (87 words)

	[No title] (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-17)
		National Security Council (BBN) head Marek Siwiec has declared that the Polish authorities are ready to propose Warsaw as a venue for talks on peace in the Middle East.
		Siwiec recalled that Poland maintains relations both with Israel and the Palestinian Authority.
		The BBN head presented the appeal of President Aleksander Kwasniewski to the sides in the conflict to protect the sacred sites dear to world religions, and especially the sites connected with the beginning of Christianity.
	www.bolanda.org /Backoffice/news.asp?Article_id=53 (193 words)

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