The Economic Forum in Karpacz will start on September 3. Wroclaw is a partner of the event
The XXXIII Economic Forum in Karpacz will be held under the motto “Time for new leaders: shaping the future together”. The capital of Lower Silesia is a partner of the event and the initiator of a number of panels on topics including artificial intelligence, disinformation, the new education system and the power of women. The Mayor of Wroclaw's Socially Responsible Business Awards will also be presented.
The Economic Forum in Karpacz is the largest political and economic conference in Central and Eastern Europe, where security, prospects for economic development or contemporary challenges are discussed.
The event will be held at the Gołębiewski Hotel in Karpacz. It will begin on September 3 and last for three days. It will be attended by presidents, heads of government, ministers, politicians and local government officials, CEOs of corporations, people of culture, renowned scientists, representatives of the media and NGOs.
They will talk about leadership
Each year the Economic Forum discusses topics such as local government, ecology, territorial development, medicine or new technologies. This time the conference will be held under the slogan “Time for new leaders: shaping the future together.”
The new leaders we have in the title of this year's forum are the people creating this new reality related to artificial intelligence.
Zygmunt Berdychowski, Chairman of the Program Council of the Economic Forum
We are extremely proud that as Wroclaw, we are once again a partner of this event. We are going to talk about something extremely important, namely the new model of leadership, something that in Wroclaw and Lower Silesia is reflected in many activities.
Jakub Mazur, Deputy Mayor of Wroclaw
There will be no shortage of investment offers
In turn, the Wroclaw Agglomeration Development Agency will traditionally enrich the Lower Silesia Zone with a complete and professional investment offer.
We also want to show the part of our business ecosystem that distinguishes Wroclaw, namely innovation. At the booth of the capital of Lower Silesia we will present technological solutions, created in the region. We have also included a broad startup representation in the forum.
Magdalena Okulowska, president of ARAW
The event's schedule includes a Cyber Security Forum, a Health Care Forum and a Food Economy Forum, among others. Also planned is an Artificial Intelligence Forum, which is being organized in cooperation with universities.
600 debates, 6,000 guests
This year's edition of the Economic Forum promises to be record-breaking. It is already known that about 6 thousand people have declared their intention to take part in the event. The substantive program will include 600 debates of various kinds, including plenary sessions, presentations, talks and author meetings. A number of talks on the situation beyond our eastern border are also scheduled.
Among the panels, also created by Wroclaw, are those on artificial intelligence, disinformation, the new education system, and the power of women
Jakub Mazur, Deputy Mayor of Wroclaw
The panel discussion "The power of women in STEM - the foundation of modern business" will bring together representatives from Wroclaw's business and education sectors to discuss what steps they are taking to be more sustainable in terms of employment. How their approach to women in skilled positions has changed over the years. And whether they are more likely to choose an educational path that leads to jobs in technical professions.
During the event, for the fourth time, the Wroclaw Mayor's Socially Responsible Business Awards will be presented.
Lower Silesian entrepreneurs will earn up to PLN 6 million?
The organization of the Economic Forum in Karpacz benefits the entire region, and above all local business. It is estimated that thanks to the event, Lower Silesian entrepreneurs operating in the tourism, catering and hotel industries will gain up to PLN 6 million during this time.
For the three days of the Economic Forum, Lower Silesia's Karpacz will not only be the tourist capital of the region, but also the economic center of Poland.
Pawel Gancarz, Marshal of the Lower Silesian Voivodeship
The originator and organizer of the event is the Foundation Institute for Eastern Studies. Lower Silesia is the main partner, while the City of Wroclaw and the City of Karpacz are also partners.