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The EEC Startup Challenge has evolved to focus on four key market needs, promoting start-ups as essential partners in industry rather than separate entities.

The registration for the 2026 European Economic Congress has begun, with a focus on dialogue and key economic challenges facing Europe and Poland.

The EEC Trends event aims to address key topics that will be featured at the upcoming European Economic Congress, focusing on Poland's economic competitiveness and security.

Wojciech Kuśpik emphasizes the need for Poland's defense industry to evolve and become a significant exporter, highlighting the challenges posed by traditional energy models and the necessity for a network law.

The article discusses essential conditions and challenges for the growth of the Polish defense industry and its capacity to export more products.

Minister Wrochna emphasized the need for a network law to facilitate the development of renewable energy sources in Poland.

A proposal for a new network law aims to accelerate renewable energy development in Poland to prevent reliance on gas price fluctuations.

Participants in the EEC Trends panel on public investments agreed that upcoming projects will be unprecedented in scale, covering all key economic sectors.

Radosław Nielek discusses the concept of digital sovereignty in the context of Poland's energy challenges during winter.

Minister Motyka highlights the significant challenges posed by digital threats to Poland's energy sector during this winter.

Leading figures from Polish business, academia, and government are meeting to define Poland's development direction in light of significant geopolitical changes.

Poland and Europe are confronted with a range of strategic challenges including security, independence, resilience, and competitiveness, necessitating close collaboration among business, government, and decision-makers.