The Institute was represented by Adam Siwek, Director of the Office for Commemorating the Struggle and Martyrdom and Prof. Patryk Pleskot, Head of the Historical Research Office of IPN Warsaw Branch. The exhibition was accompanied by the promotion of Arnaud Léonard's book "L’odyssée du général Anders. Un Polonais face à Staline et Hitler."

The IPN delegation met with the Director of the Polish Library Institute in Paris, Prof. Maciej Forycki, and the president of the Historical and Literary Society, Jean Rozwadowski, as well as a representative of the French Institute of Remembrance, Culture and Archives Pierre-Yves Lambert.

The French Institute of Memory, Culture and Archives (fr. Direction de la Mémoire, Culture and Archives (DMCA)), subordinate to the French Ministry of Defense, is a government institution responsible for managing historical memory, particularly in the context of events related to World War II, the Holocaust, and other key moments in French history . The institution is involved in researching, documenting and commemorating these events, as well as educating the public about their significance.

The Polish Library in Paris is the oldest Polish institution outside the country's borders. The library collects works on history, literature, and art from the 19th and 20th centuries. In its archives, the library has files from Polish émigré institutions and the legacies of Polish personalities living in France. Of particular note are publications including studies on World War II.

Since the beginning of the 21st century, the Library's goal has been to build a new bridge between Poland and France. An important part of its activities are scientific conferences promoting Polish science. These conferences are also an important centre for the integration of Polish and French scientific centers related to the Polish diaspora.