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Professional conferences in Poland

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Poland continues to host a variety of sector‑specific professional conferences across the health, sports, and business sectors. In the health sector, the University of Warsaw Faculty of Health Sciences is scheduled to hold a workshop on May 7–8, 2026, titled “How can we bring about radical reform in primary and community care?”. The 22nd Health Market Forum is set for October 26–27, 2026, at the Sheraton Grand Warsaw under the theme “Difficult choices in health. What are we ready for?”. This event expects approximately 3,000 participants to discuss healthcare financing, patient care, and the impact of artificial intelligence. Additionally, the XI Hospital of the 21st Century Conference will take place in Szklarska Poręba on September 29–30, focusing on hospital management management, medical equipment, investments, and modern technological advancements. Earlier, in April 2026, the Wielkopolska Regional Pharmacy Chamber held its II Conference solutions, featuring experts in Poznań. healthcare management, architecture, and legal aspects of public procurement. In the business and sports sectors, the second Handball Performance conference took place in July 2025 in Piotrków Trybunalski, and the Polish Business Trainers Association scheduled an Autumn Meeting for October 2025. Regarding broader economic discussions, the 35th Economic Forum is scheduled to begin on September 8, 2026, in Karpacz, addressing the theme “Architecture of a new order – stability in times of change.” The program covers eight key areas, including digitalization, security, and sustainable development. The event will feature a major Healthcare Forum with over 700 experts, including the Minister of Health, to address the sustainability of healthcare models amidst rising costs and aging populations. Confirmed attendees include Polish government officials such as Minister of Digital Affairs Krzysztof Gawkowski and international experts like professor Hal Brands.

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