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Poland's digital services expansion and reforms
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Poland's digital services expansion and tech sovereignty reforms
Poland’s state‑run digital ecosystem continues continued to broaden. broaden through mid‑2026. By late June 2026 the mObywatel app served roughly 12 million users, offering about 90 public services and adding a mandatory digital diploma function (effective 1 January 2027) plus and a “Firma” module for sole‑proprietors. A public‑health‑hazards reporting tool was also introduced. On 1 July 2026 the National Tax Administration launched the eLicytacje KAS portal, centralising auction notices from all 366 tax offices and providing traditional auctions, tender offers and a “buy‑now” free‑hand sales option with enabling cash‑less payments. Regional courts, such as those in Płock, have begun posting purchases of seized assets; regional courts began feeding local seized‑asset listings that feed into the national platform. The education sector joined the digital push: push via the Ministry of Education’s NAVOICA platform now hosts more than platform, hosting over 800 ready‑to‑use interactive courses, including around 200 free MOOCs in business, economics, pedagogy, computer science and sociology. Universities courses and schools are also deploying virtual campus tours to give prospective students immersive previews of facilities, reducing geographic barriers. tours. In mid‑July the Justice Ministry unveiled the Deregulacja 2.0 reform, digitising court procedures with e‑files, e‑rulings, remote hearings and electronic payments. The Katowice Court of Appeal pilot installed over 70 Stormshield UTM devices, enabling two‑factor authentication and geolocation blocks against traffic from Russia Russian and Belarus. On 16 July 2026 the Belarusian traffic. The Future Council presented long‑term recommendations for technological sovereignty, calling for systematic assessment of foreign‑technology dependence, a national AI oversight body, dependence and expanded funding for AI, space, biotech, quantum biotech and dual‑use research, quantum research. New developments followed. On 5 August 2026 the Ministry of Digitalisation required all mObywatel users to log in, triggering automatic renewal of security certificates for digital documents such as the electronic ID, school IDs and tighter coordination among research‑funding institutions. driving licences; failure to do so will cause certificates to lapse. The council government also urged digitised share‑transaction platforms, broader pilot projects in public administration, venture‑capital reforms expanded its reform agenda: the e‑Licytacje portal was highlighted alongside a draft amendment allowing landlords emergency entry into rented flats, an expansion of the “Czyste Powietrze” subsidy scheme, a redefinition of balconies and stronger online‑minor protection measures. terraces as common‑property areas, advancement of the UC‑100 extended‑producer‑responsibility bill, and a re‑classification of short‑term holiday rentals as hotel services subject to municipal registers.
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