Jolanta Kwasniewska, wife of former Polish President Aleksandr, arrives at the gala at the Grand Theatre in Warsaw July1, 2011. Poland takes over the European Union's rotating presidency for the first time on Friday and it has made reviving economic growth a priority as the 27-nation bloc battles the sovereign debt crisis in Greece and elsewhere. REUTERS/Peter Andrews (POLAND - Tags: POLITICS) 

Jolanta Kwasniewska waits for her husband former Polish President Aleksander Kwasniewski (background) before voting during Polish parliamentary elections in Warsaw Ocotber 21, 2007. Poles began voting on Sunday in a snap parliamentary election that could cost the ruling Kaczynski twins their full grip on government in the European Union's biggest former communist country. REUTERS/Kacper Pempel (POLAND) 

Former Polish first lady Jolanta Kwasniewska watches a model present a creation from Escada's fall/winter collection during a fashion show at a hotel in Warsaw September 16, 2007. REUTERS/Peter Andrews (POLAND) 

Former Polish first lady Jolanta Kwasniewska watches a model present a creation from Escada's fall/winter collection during a fashion show at a hotel in Warsaw September 16, 2007. REUTERS/Peter Andrews (POLAND) 

(L-R) French President Jacques Chirac delivers a speech while Nobel price winner Professor Elie Wiesel of the U.S., former Polish First Lady Jolanta Kwasniewska and U.S. first lady Laura Bush listen at the Elysee Palace in Paris, during a meeting of the International Centre for Missing and Exploited Children (ICMEC) January 17, 2007. REUTERS/ Patrick Kovarik/Pool (FRANCE) 

Polish President Aleksander Kwasniewski (C) and his wife Jolanta Kwasniewska (2L) stands with his German counterpart Horst Koehler (3L) and his wife Eva Koehler (L) during a ceremony September 1, 2005 in front of the Westerplatte monument erected where the first shots of World War II were fired on September 1, 1939, in Gdansk. REUTERS/Peter Andrews PA/CVI 

Poland's First Lady Jolanta Kwasniewska adjusts her glasses during a parliamentary probe into irregularities in oil-sector privatisation in Warsaw. Poland's First Lady Jolanta Kwasniewska adjusts her glasses during a parliamentary probe in Warsaw, June 25, 2005. Poland's first lady, testifying on Saturday in a parliamentary probe into alleged political interference in the fuels sector, denied allegations her charity was used to lobby her husband President Aleksander Kwasniewski. REUTERS/Katarina Stoltz 

Poland's first Lady Jolanta Kwasniewska (R) and the first Lady of Azerbaijan Makhriban Alieva chat in front of the Presidential Palace in Warsaw March 30, 2005. REUTERS/Peter Andrews PA/SM 

Poland's Minister of Defence Jerzy Szmadzinski (R) looks at Poland's first Lady Jolanta Kwasniewska (R) and the first Lady of Azerbaijan Makhriban Alieva in front of the Presidential Palace in Warsaw March 30, 2005. REUTERS/Peter Andrews PA/SM 

The wife of Polish President Jolanta Kwasniewska (C) and Queen Paola of Belgium hold Easter eggs as King Albert II (L) looks on while standing in front of the Presidential residence in Wisla, southern Poland March 26, 2005. REUTERS/Str PA/GB 

Swedish Queen Silvia (R) talks with Polish first lady Jolanta Kwasniewska (L), during a lunch at the Laeken Royal Palace, near Brussels, November 23, 2004. Queen Silvia and Queen Paola are hosting an academic session of the International center for Missing and Exploited Children. REUTERS/Thierry Roge THR/SM 

Swedish Princess Victoria, Polish Kwasniewska, Swedish Queen Silvia, Belgian Queen Paola, French Bernadette Chirac and Belgian Princess Asrtrid attend lunch in Brussels. Belgian Queen Paola (1st row L), Swedish Queen Silvia (1st row R), Bernadette Chirac, wife of French President Jacques Chirac (2nd row L), Jolanta Kwasniewska, the wife of Polish President Aleksander Kwasniewski (2nd row R), Belgian Princess Astrid (3rd row L) and Swedish Princess Victoria (3rd row R) arrive for a lunch at the Laeken Royal Palace, near Brussels, November 23, 2004. Queen Silvia and Queen Paola are hosting an academic session of the International center for Missing and Exploited Children. REUTERS/Thierry Roge 

Swedish Princess Victoria, Polish Kwasniewska, Swedish Queen Silvia, Belgian Queen Paola, French Bernadette Chirac and Belgian Princess Asrtrid attend a lunch in Brussels. Swedish Princess Victoria (L), Jolanta Kwasniewska, the wife of Polish President Aleksander Kwasniewski (2nd L), Swedish Queen Silvia (3rd L), Belgian Queen Paola (3rd R), Bernadette Chirac, the wife of French President Jacques Chirac (2nd R) and Belgian Princess Astrid (R) attend a lunch at the Laeken Royal Palace, near Brussels, November 23, 2004. Queen Silvia and Queen Paola are hosting an academic session of the International centre for Missing and Exploited Children. REUTERS/Thierry Roge 

Swedish Princess Victoria, Polish Kwasniewska, Swedish Queen Silvia, Belgian Queen Paola, French Bernadette Chirac and Belgian Princess Astrid pose for photographers in Brussels. Swedish Princess Victoria (L), Jolanta Kwasniewska, the wife of Polish President Aleksander Kwasniewski (2nd L), Swedish Queen Silvia (3rd L), Belgian Queen Paola (3rd R), Bernadette Chirac, the wife of French President Jacques Chirac (2nd R) and Belgian Princess Astrid (R) pose for an official photo before a lunch at the Laeken Royal Palace, near Brussels, November 23, 2004. Queen Silvia and Queen Paola are hosting an academic session of the International centre for Missing and Exploited Children. REUTERS/Thierry Roge 

Polish President's wife Jolanta Kwasniewska (R) waves to children during a visit to Polish school in Brussels October 27, 2004. Poland's President Aleksander Kwasniewski is on a three-day state visit to Belgium. REUTERS/Francois Lenoir FLR/AA 

Polish President's wife Jolanta Kwasniewska visits a Polish school in Brussels October 27, 2004. Poland's President Aleksander Kwasniewski is on a three-day state visit to Belgium. REUTERS/Francois Lenoir FLR/AA 

Polish President's wife Jolanta Kwasniewska (R) waves to children during a visit to Polish school in Brussels October 27, 2004. Poland's President Aleksander Kwasniewski is on a three-day state visit to Belgium. REUTERS/Francois Lenoir FLR 

Belgian Princess Mathilde, [the wife of Crown Prince Philippe] smiles during a gala dinner in honour of [Poland's President Aleksander Kwasniewski and his wife Jolanta Kwasniewska] at the Laeken's Royal Palace in Brussels October 26, 2004. [Kwasniewski is on a three-day state visit to Belgium.] 

Belgian Princess Mathilde (L) her husband Crown Prince Philippe (C) and Queen Fabiola talk together during a gala dinner in honour of Poland's President Aleksander Kwasniewski and his wife Jolanta Kwasniewska at the Laeken's Royal Palace in Brussels October 26, 2004. Kwasniewski is on a three-day state visit to Belgium. REUTERS/Thierry Roge THR/AA 

Belgian Princess Mathilde, the wife of Crown Prince Philippe smiles during a gala dinner in honour of Poland's President Aleksander Kwasniewski and his wife Jolanta Kwasniewska at the Laeken's Royal Palace in Brussels October 26, 2004. Kwasniewski is on a three-day state visit to Belgium. REUTERS/Thierry Roge THR 

Belgian Princess Mathilde (L) talks with her husband Crown Prince Philippe (R) during a gala dinner in honour of Poland's President Aleksander Kwasniewski and his wife Jolanta Kwasniewska at the Laeken's Royal Palace in Brussels October 26, 2004. Kwasniewski is on a three-day state visit to Belgium. REUTERS/Thierry Roge THR/GB 

Belgium's Queen Paola and Jolanta Kwasniewska, the wife of Poland's President Kwasniewski attend a gala dinner in Brussels. Belgium's Queen Paola (L) poses for photographers with Jolanta Kwasniewska, the wife of Poland's President Aleksander Kwasniewski during a gala dinner at the Laeken's Royal Palace in Brussels October 26, 2004. Kwasniewski is on a three-day state visit to Belgium. REUTERS/Thierry Roge 

Belgium's King Albert II, Queen Paola, Poland's President Aleksander Kwasniewski and his wife Kwasniewska attend a gala dinner in Brussels. Belgium's King Albert II (R), his wife Queen Paola (L), Poland's President Aleksander Kwasniewski (2R) and his wife Jolanta Kwasniewska (2L) pose for photographers during a gala dinner at the Laeken's Royal Palace in Brussels October 26, 2004. Kwasniewski is on a three-day state visit to Belgium. REUTERS/Thierry Roge 

Belgium's King Albert II, Queen Paola, Poland's President Aleksander Kwasniewski and his wife Kwasniewska attend a gala dinner in Brussels. Belgium's King Albert II (R), his wife Queen Paola (L), Poland's President Aleksander Kwasniewski (2nd R) and his wife Jolanta Kwasniewska (2nd L) talk together during a gala dinner at the Laeken's Royal Palace in Brussels October 26, 2004. Kwasniewski is on a three-day state visit to Belgium. REUTERS/Thierry Roge 

(LtR) Belgian Queen Paola, Polish President's wife Jolanta Kwasniewska, Poland's President Aleksander Kwasniewski and Belgian King Albert II pose at the Royal Palace in Brussels October 26, 2004. Kwasniewski is on a three-day state visit to Belgium. REUTERS/Francois Lenoir FLR/ABP 

Polish President's wife Jolanta Kwasniewska attends a welcoming ceremony in front of the Royal Palace in Brussels October 26, 2004. Poland's President Kwasniewski is on a three-day state visit to Belgium. REUTERS/Francois Lenoir FLR/ABP 

Poland's President Kwasniewski, Belgian King Albert II and wives pose in front of the Royal Palace in Brussels. Poland's President Aleksander Kwasniewski (2L) and Belgian King Albert II (2R) stand next to their wives, Jolanta Kwasniewska (L) and Belgian Queen Paola (R) during a welcoming ceremony in front of the Royal Palace in Brussels October 26, 2004. Kwasniewski is on a three-day state visit to Belgium. REUTERS/Francois Lenoir 

Poland's President Kwasniewski and wife Jolanta, Belgian King Albert II, Princess Mathilde and Prince Philippe attend a ceremony in Brussels. Poland's President Aleksander Kwasniewski (L) and his wife Jolanta Kwasniewska (R) arrive to attend a ceremony with Belgian King Albert II (C), Princess Mathilde (2L) and husband Prince Philippe (3L) in front of the Royal Palace in Brussels October 26, 2004. Kwasniewski is on a three-day state visit to Belgium. REUTERS/Francois Lenoir 

Polish President wife Kwasniewska, Belgian Queen Paola and Princess Mathilde attend a welcoming ceremony in Brussels. Polish President wife Jolanta Kwasniewska and Belgian Queen Paola (R) walk ahead of Belgian Princess Mathilde (L) during a welcoming ceremony at the Royal Palace in Brussels October 26, 2004. Poland's President Kwasniewski is on a three-day state visit to Belgium. REUTERS/Francois Lenoir 

Polsh President Kwasniewski, Jolanta Kwasniewska, Swiss President Deiss and Elisabeth Deiss tour medieval center of Fribourg. Polish President Aleksander Kwasniewski (2L), his wife Jolanta Kwasniewska (L), Swiss President Joseph Deiss (2R) and his wife Elisabetn Deiss (R) tour the medieval centre of Fribourg September 16, 2004. Poland's presidential couple are on an official two-day visit to Switzerland. REUTERS/Stefan Wermuth 

Swiss President Deiss and Jolanta Kwasniewska, wife of Polish President Kwasniewski, light candles during visit to St. Nicolas cathedral in Fribourg. Swiss President Joseph Deiss (R) and Jolanta Kwasniewska (L), wife of Polish President Aleksander Kwasniewski (C), light candles during a visit to St.Nicolas Cathedral in Fribourg September 16, 2004. Poland's presidential couple are on an official two-day visit to Switzerland. REUTERS/Stefan Wermuth 

Swiss President Joseph Deiss, Polish President Aleksander Kwasniewski and his wife Jolanta Kwasniewska tour St Nicolas Cathedral in Fribourg. Swiss President Joseph Deiss (R), Polish President Aleksander Kwasniewski (C) and his wife Jolanta Kwasniewska (L) tour St Nicolas Cathedral in Fribourg September 16, 2004. Poland's presidential couple are on an official two-day visit to Switzerland. REUTERS/Stefan Wermuth 

Chinese President Jintao Hu (2L) and his wife (R) listen to the welcome ceremony orchestra with Polish President Aleksander Kwasniewski and his wife Jolanta Kwasniewska in Warsaw June 8, 2004. Hu is on a three-day official visit to Poland. REUTERS/Katarina Stoltz KS/ACM 

Polish President Aleksander Kwasniewski (CR) with his wife Jolanta Kwasniewska (L) and President of Turkey Ahmet Necdet (CL) with his wife Semra Sezer (R) listen to the national anthems of both countries outside the Presidential Palace in Warsaw June 1, 2004. REUTERS/Peter Andrews PA 

Polish President Aleksander Kwasniewski and the President of Turkey, Ahmet Necdet (C) wave to the diplomatic community following the inspection of the Guard of Honour as the wife of Polish President Jolanta Kwasniewska (L) looks on outside the Presidential Palace in Warsaw June 1, 2004. Necdet and his wife Semra Sezer are in Poland for a two day official visit. REUTERS/Peter Andrews PA/GB 

Polish Prime Minister Leszek Miller is helped to sit down by his wife Aleksandra (L) as the wife of the Polish President Jolanta Kwasniewska (R) looks on at the Presidential Palace in Warsaw December 12, 2003. Miller, who injured his spine as the government helicopter carrying him and other members of the Polish government crash-landed near the village of Chojnow 20km south of Warsaw on Thursday, December 4, is travelling to Brussels today for the European Union Summit on the future of the European Constitution. REUTERS/Peter Andrews PA/GM 

-FILE PHOTO 03OCT00- File photo of Polish President Aleksander Kwasniewski kissing his wife Jolanta during a political rally at the dome in the city of Katowice, Poland October 3, 2000. Poland's first lady Jolanta Kwasniewska has said she might run for president in 2005 after a survey gave her good chances of winning in a country tired of professional politicians. 

Hands of the wife of the Polish President Jolanta Kwasniewska as she
keeps her fingers crossed before hearing unofficial results of Polish
referendum at the Presidential palace in Warsaw June 8, 2003. Polish
voters backed joining the European Union in a weekend referendum by a
majority of 81.9 percent, with turnout above the 50 percent required to
make the result binding, an exit poll for public TV showed on Sunday.
REUTERS/Peter Andrews

PA/AA 

U.S. President George W. Bush ( 2nd L) poses with Poland President
Aleksander Kwasniewski (L) his wife U.S. first lady, Laura Bush ( 2nd
R) and Polish first lady Jolanta Kwasniewska before meeting together at
the Wawel Royal Castle in Kracow, Poland, May 31, 2003. Poland is the
first stop of a seven-day European and Middle East trip which includes
a meeting with both the prime ministers of Israel and the Palestinian
Authority in an effort by Bush to direct peace in the region.
REUTERS/Jason Reed

LSD/AA 

Polish first lady Jolanta Kwasniewska (L) kisses U.S. first lady Laura
Bush after she was presented with a book 'The Trumpeter from Krakow' at
the Wawel castle in Krakow May 31,2003. Poland is the first stop for
U.S. President George W. Bush and his wife Laura, of a seven-day
European and Middle East trip which includes a meeting with both the
prime ministers of Israel and the Palestinian Authority in an effort by
Bush to direct peace in the region.

REUTERS/Peter Andrews 

U.S. first lady Laura Bush (C) and Polish first lady Jolanta
Kwasniewska listen to a guide at the Wawel castle in Krakow May
31,2003. Poland is the first stop for U.S. President George W. Bush and
his wife Laura, of a seven-day European and Middle East trip which
includes a meeting with both the prime ministers of Israel and the
Palestinian Authority in an effort by Bush to direct peace in the
region.

REUTERS/Peter Andrews 

U.S. first lady Laura Bush (R) and Polish first lady Jolanta
Kwasniewska laugh at the Wawel castle in Krakow May 31,2003. Poland is
the first stop for U.S. President George W. Bush and his wife Laura, of
a seven-day European and Middle East trip which includes a meeting with
both the prime ministers of Israel and the Palestinian Authority in an
effort by Bush to direct peace in the region.

REUTERS/Peter Andrews 

Macedonian President Boris Trajkovski (R) welcomes Polish President
Aleksander Kwasniewski outside the Macedonian Parliament in Skopje on
October 2, 2002. Polish President Aleksander Kwasniewski and his wife
Jolanta Kwasniewska arrived in Macedonia for a two-day official visit.
REUTERS/Ognen Teofilovski

OT/WS 

Polish First Lady Jolanta Kwasniewska (C) is greeted by eight year old
Stephen Walsh (R) as U.S. First lady Laura Bush (L) watches during a
visit to the Pennsylvania Academy of Fine Arts in Philadelphia, July
18, 2002. Polish President Aleksander Kwasniewski and President George
W. Bush are touring Michigan today. REUTERS/Tim Shaffer

TMS/ME 

Polish First Lady Jolanta Kwasniewska (R) holds onto U.S. First lady
Laura Bush (L) as they walk down the main staircase during a visit to
the Pennsylvania Academy of Fine Arts in Philadelphia, July 18, 2002.
Polish President Aleksander Kwasniewski and President George W. Bush
are touring Michigan today also. REUTERS/Tim Shaffer

TMS 

U.S. President George W. Bush, Polish President Aleksander Kwasniewski (2nd L), and first ladies Laura Bush (2nd R) and Jolanta Kwasniewska wave from the balcony of the White House during a state arrival ceremony, July 17, 2002. [Kwasniewski's trip is the first official visit by the Polish head of state to the United States since the September 11 attacks, and comes ahead of NATO's November summit in Prague which is expected to welcome up to seven new members.] 

First lady from Poland Jolanta Kwasniewska (L) and U.S. first lady Laura Bush take part in the state arrival ceremony for [Polish President Aleksander Kwasniewski], at the White House July 17, 2002. [Kwasniewski's trip is the first official visit by the Polish head of state to the United States since the September 11 attacks, and comes ahead of NATO's November summit in Prague which is expected to welcome up to seven new members.] 

First lady from Poland Jolanta Kwasniewska (L) and U.S. first lady Laura Bush take part in the state arrival ceremony for [Polish President Aleksander Kwasniewski], at the White House July 17, 2002. [Kwasniewski's trip is the first official visit by the Polish head of state to the United States since the September 11 attacks, and comes ahead of NATO's November summit in Prague which is expected to welcome up to seven new members.] 

First lady from Poland Jolanta Kwasniewska (L) and U.S. first lady
Laura Bush take part in the state arrival ceremony for Polish President
Aleksander Kwasniewski, at the White House July 17, 2002. Kwasniewski's
trip is the first official visit by the Polish head of state to the
United States since the September 11 attacks, and comes ahead of NATO's
November summit in Prague which is expected to welcome up to seven new
members.

REUTERS/Larry Downing 

First lady from Poland Jolanta Kwasniewska (L) and U.S. first lady
Laura Bush take part in the state arrival ceremony for Polish President
Aleksander Kwasniewski at the White House, July 17, 2002. Kwasniewski's
trip is the first official visit by the Polish head of state to the
United States since the September 11 attacks, and comes ahead of NATO's
November summit in Prague which is expected to welcome up to seven new
members.

REUTERS/Kevin Lamarque 

First lady from Poland Jolanta Kwasniewska (L) and U.S. first lady
Laura Bush take part in the state arrival ceremony for Polish President
Aleksander Kwasniewski, at the White House July 17, 2002. Kwasniewski's
trip is the first official visit by the Polish head of state to the
United States since the September 11 attacks, and comes ahead of NATO's
November summit in Prague which is expected to welcome up to seven new
members.

REUTERS/Kevin Lamarque 

First ladies Laura Bush (R) and Jolanta Kwasniewska kiss as President
George W. Bush and Polish President Aleksander Kwasniewski (L) look on
upon Kwasniewski's arrival at the White House, July 17, 2002.
Kwasniewski's trip is the first official visit by the Polish head of
state to the United States since the September 11 attacks, and comes
ahead of NATO's November summit in Prague which is expected to welcome
up to seven new members. REUTERS/Kevin Lamarque

KL/HB 

U.S. President George W. Bush, Polish President Aleksander Kwasniewski
(2nd L), and first ladies Laura Bush (2nd R) and Jolanta Kwasniewska
wave from the balcony of the White House during a state arrival
ceremony, July 17, 2002. Kwasniewski's trip is the first official visit
by the Polish head of state to the United States since the September 11
attacks, and comes ahead of NATO's November summit in Prague which is
expected to welcome up to seven new members. REUTERS/Kevin Lamarque

KL/HB 

Japan's Empress Michiko chats to ladies wearing native dresses after
receiving flowers as the wife of the Polish President Jolanta
Kwasniewska (L) looks during their visit to Krakow's Sukienice on July
11, 2002. Emperor Akihito and Empress Michiko are on their 3rd day of
the four-day official visit to Poland. REUTERS/Peter Andrews

PA/AH 

The wife of the Polish President,Jolanta Kwasniewska waves to the press
as Japan's Emperor Akihito (C), his wife Empress Michiko (L) and
President Kwasniewski leave the presidential gardens in Warsaw on July
9, 2002. Emperor and Empress arrive in Poland for a four day official
visit. REUTERS/Peter Andrews

PA/AH 

Chilean President Ricardo Lagos (L) shakes hands with his Polish
counterpart Aleksander Kwasniewski while Chile's and Poland's first
ladies Luisa Duran and Jolanta Kwasniewska (R) look on in Santiago,
April 10, 2002. Kwasniewski is on an official visit to Chile until
April 12. REUTERS/Claudia Daut

CD/HK 

Polish first lady Jolanta Kwasniewska (L) Estonian President Arnold
Ruutel (2nd L) Polish President Aleksander Kwasniewski (2nd R) and
Estonian first Lady Ingrid Ruutel listen to national anthems outside of
the Presidential Palace in Warsaw, March 18, 2002. Ruutel and his wife
Ingrid are in Poland for a two-day official visit. REUTERS/Peter
Andrews

PA 

Polish first lady Jolanta Kwasniewska (L) shows her Russian counterpart Ludmila Putin (R) historic sites at Warsaw's Old City quarter in Warsaw March 11, 2002. Ludmila Putin is on a two-day private visit to Poland in the wake of her husband's trip in January. 

Polish first lady Jolanta Kwasniewska (L) shows her Russian counterpart
Ludmila Putin (R) historic sites at Warsaw's Old City quarter in Warsaw
March 11, 2002. Ludmila Putin is on a two-day private visit to Poland
in the wake of her husband's trip in January.

REUTERS/Konrad Stawicki 

Polish first lady Jolanta Kwasniewska (L) and her Russian counterpart
Ludmila Putin (R) pose for photographers at the centre square of
Warsaw's historic Old City quarter in Warsaw March 11, 2002. Ludmila
Putin is on a two-day private visit to Poland in the wake of her
husband's trip in January.

REUTERS/Konrad Stawicki