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.
The EEC Trends event serves as a precursor to the upcoming European Economic Congress scheduled for April 22-24 in Katowice, Poland. Organizers, including PTWP President Wojciech KuÅpik, emphasize the importance of discussing Poland's economic strength and competitiveness in light of current global challenges. Security, defense, and the development of the defense industry are critical themes, alongside energy transformation, digital sovereignty, technological advancement, and demographic trends.
Additionally, significant investments in Poland's energy sector, such as nuclear energy, and infrastructure projects like Port Polska are highlighted as key focuses of discussion. These investments not only play a crucial role in bolstering the economy but also open avenues for Polish businesses to engage meaningfully in these initiatives, thereby supporting the local economy and enhancing business capabilities in the global context.
The overarching goal of the discussions is to explore how local content can be integrated into large-scale projects and how Polish businesses can participate in and benefit from these opportunities. This aims to not only strengthen Poland's economic standing but also to ensure long-term sustainability and security in various sectors, ultimately contributing to the country's growth and resilience in the face of changing global dynamics.
