Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky , who rarely travels abroad since the start of the Russian invasion of his country, is on Wednesday an official visit to Warsaw, according to what Poland announced Monday.

"It is an official visit," said Marcin Predac, director of the International Policy Office in the Polish presidency, in a statement to the private "RMF" radio, but the Ukrainian president "also wants to meet Poles and Ukrainians residing in Poland."

During his visit, Zelensky will meet with his Polish counterpart Andrzej Duda to discuss issues related to security, economic and agricultural cooperation, including those related to the transportation of Ukrainian grain through Poland, according to Predac.

"We want the agenda to be as complete as possible," Bredach said.

In a speech scheduled for Wednesday evening at the Royal Palace in the center of the Polish capital, Zelensky will address "a few words to the Poles, in the context of what happened last year - about the Poles helping Ukraine and (Ukrainian) refugees at the border, receiving them in their homes (...) I think this is is the purpose of this meeting,” according to the same source.

He is also scheduled to hold talks with Prime Minister Mateusz Morawiecki .

"We are preparing a number of elements that will make this visit special," Predach added.

The Ukrainian president has previously visited Washington, London, Paris and Brussels before Warsaw.