| Bilateral, regional and global cooperation 2. Developing cooperation in bilateral, regional and global formats to strengthen Poland’s position as an important element of the international security system: 2.1 Develop strategic cooperation with the United States of America, particularly in the areas of security and defence (including in the form of enduring presence of the US Armed Forces in Poland), technology, trade and energy. 2.2 Deepen bilateral and regional cooperation with key European partners, especially in the framework of the Bucharest Nine, the Visegrad Group and the Weimar Triangle, as well as in other multilateral cooperation formats. 2.3 Take actions aimed at strengthening the independence, sovereignty and territorial integrity of Ukraine, Georgia and the Republic of Moldova, including support for their efforts to fulfil the European and Euro-Atlantic aspirations and engage in stabilisation activities in Poland’s eastern neighbourhood, including within the framework of the Eastern Partnership. 2.4 Take steps to enhance the effectiveness of the United Nations responsible for keeping peace and international security and of the Organization for Security and Co-operation in Europe as vital part of the cooperative security system in Europe. 2.5 Work towards strengthening international law as well as arms control, disarmament and weapons of mass destruction non-proliferation regimes. 2.6 Pursue national interests and participate, in the spirit of solidarity with allies and partners, in missions and operations led by international organisations (including the United Nations, the North Atlantic Treaty Organization, the European Union and the Organization for Security and Co-operation in Europe) and in a coalition format, respecting obligations arising under United Nations Security Council Resolution 1325 ”Women, Peace and Security”. 25