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Poland professional and convention market development

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Poland has demonstrated growth in its professional events and convention sector. Data from 2025 indicates the country strengthened its position in the global MICE (Meetings, Incentives, Conferences, and Exhibitions) market, ranking 18th globally and 11th in Europe according to ICCA rankings. During that period, the country hosted approximately 18,596 business events, with Warsaw, Krakow, and Gdansk serving as primary hubs. Building on this capacity, Poland is hosting a series of high-level professional and political gatherings in late 2026. The 15th edition of the European Forum of New Ideas (EFNI) is scheduled to convene in Sopot from October 14 to 16, 2026. This jubilee event aims to address geopolitical and economic forces, specifically Europe’s position relative to the United States, China, Russia, and India. Key topics include the future of Ukraine, energy security, and the importance of the Global South. High-level participants include Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk, former heads of government from Italy, Austria, and New Zealand, and representatives from the European Commission and the European Investment Bank. Regional leaders from Pomerania are also expected to discuss offshore wind energy and maritime security. Other planned gatherings include In October 2026, the Forum of New Industry in Katowice regarding addressed industrial resilience and AI, AI. During this forum, industry leaders and state representatives debated the Warsaw Security Forum focusing on defense technologies, effectiveness of strengthening Polish industry. A central point of discussion was the Baltic Economic Congress in Szczecin, ‘national component’ requirement, with participants highlighting significant gaps between policy and various forums addressing neurodiversity practice. Experts from companies such as Apatora, TELE-FONIKA Kable, and workforce economics. Wilk Elektronik noted that declaring national origin does not always guarantee a domestic supply chain or local subcontractor involvement. Participants emphasized the need for active industrial policies to ensure taxes and employment remain within the country.

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