As Poland faces significant challenges demanding substantial financing, including energy transformation, infrastructure modernization, and investments in new technologies, the economic policy is becoming critical for the development of the capital market. At the upcoming Financial Market Forum, Andrzej Domański will open discussions on these pressing issues.

The forum will address the increasing importance of economic policy amid growing investment needs and competition for capital in Europe. Business owners and investors emphasize the need for predictable regulations, a reliable tax system, and healthy state-business relations, all of which will be pivotal topics for discussion during the forum. The opening debate titled "State vs Capital Market - Partnership or Tension?" will highlight these dynamics.

Following Domański's speech, key figures in the financial sector, including the Minister of State Assets and the head of the Financial Supervision Authority, will participate in discussions to explore solutions and partnerships that can aid in navigating the complexities of Poland's financial landscape. These conversations are timely as the nation seeks to attract and retain investment crucial for its future growth and competitiveness in the EU market.