During the EEC Trends panel discussion titled 'Public Investments – State and Business', experts highlighted that the scale of upcoming investment projects in Poland is unprecedented, encompassing crucial sectors such as energy (nuclear, offshore, transmission networks), transportation (rail, the Central Communication Port, roads), defense, and climate transformation (thermal modernization, renewable energy sources, energy storage). Jakub Jaworski from BGK stated that over the next decade, up to 1 trillion PLN (Polish Zloty) will be spent on strategic infrastructure investments, with flagship projects including a nuclear power plant and Port Polska.

However, the ambitious scope of these projects presents significant challenges. Experts warned that the simultaneous accumulation of large-scale projects may overwhelm the market's capacity to handle them all adequately. This congestion risks leading to price increases, a shortage of contractors, and an overload of the administrative bodies responsible for issuing environmental decisions and building permits. Furthermore, the market continues to operate under conditions of economic downturn, causing banks to report delays in project financing and execution.

The discourse suggests a critical intersection between governmental ambitions and business readiness, where the success of these investments will hinge on effective management of resources, regulatory processes, and economic cycles. Successfully navigating these challenges could enhance Poland's infrastructure and economic resilience, but failure to do so may result in increased costs and project delays, undermining the strategic goals set by the state and its partners in business.