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From Wrocław to Vancouver: Lower Silesian Tech Business at Web Summit 2026

Wrocław and Lower Silesia have once again proven that they are the technological heart of this part of Europe. A delegation of 15 innovative companies from our region is taking part in Web Summit Vancouver 2026 — one of the world’s largest and most prestigious technology conferences. For four days, our entrepreneurs are presenting their original solutions to global investors and IT industry leaders.

From May 11 to 14, the eyes of the global tech world are focused on Vancouver. This is where Web Summit 2026 is taking place — an event bringing together more than 20,000 participants, from visionary startups and powerful venture capital funds to giants such as Google and Microsoft. Among this elite group are representatives of Wrocław, Lower Silesia, and Warsaw.

Web Summit Vancouver – Wrocław and Lower Silesia at the Polish National Pavilion

On May 12, the official opening of the Polish National Pavilion at Web Summit Vancouver took place. The Polish delegation, together with representatives of local authorities, ceremonially cut the red-and-white ribbon, inaugurating Poland’s presence at this year’s edition of the event. Deputy Minister of Digital Affairs Michał Gramatyka, who attended the event in Vancouver, emphasized that Poland has the best pavilion at the entire conference.

“It is fantastic to see Polish companies with solutions, services, and projects that have the potential to conquer global markets.” Michał Gramatyka, Deputy Minister of Digital Affairs

At Web Summit Vancouver 2026, the Polish National Pavilion features the Polish Investment and Trade Agency (PAIH), the City of Warsaw, Lower Silesia, and Wrocław, represented by officials from the City of Wrocław and the Marshal’s Office of the Lower Silesian Voivodeship. Warsaw is showcasing 10 startups and 2 technology foundations, while Lower Silesia is presenting 15 startups.

“The entrepreneurs who came here represent Lower Silesia, represent Poland, and represent Polish creativity and technical expertise. I believe they will establish valuable relationships and contacts. Although Vancouver is far away, I am convinced this trip will be a success and meet their expectations.” Aleksandra Kucy, Consul General of the Republic of Poland in Vancouver

“Web Summit is one of the most prestigious technology fairs in the world. The development strategy of Lower Silesia and Wrocław is based today on becoming a technological hub of Europe, which is why we simply had to be here.” Magdalena Okulowska, President of the Wrocław Agglomeration Development Agency (ARAW)

Wrocław Innovations on the Global Stage

Fifteen companies traveled to Canada as ambassadors of Lower Silesia’s modern business and technology sector. They represent the region’s key specializations: from artificial intelligence and Big Data, through advanced e-commerce solutions, to digital health and sustainability technologies.

Among the Lower Silesian technology ambassadors are:

  • Software and AI leaders: 4soft, Genuitek Software, Neural, Equiqo, Soft Power
  • E-commerce and logistics innovators: Droplo, AgileQueue, Mix Service Online
  • Health and environmental technologies: Diagno6 Prosta, Green Energy Iwona Babińska, Greenfields Sienkiewicz
  • Management and geoinformatics: GISPartner, Smarter Management Agnieszka Orczyk, JBTS, and Synergia Pro

Magdalena Okulowska, President of ARAW, emphasized that companies from Wrocław and Lower Silesia are presenting outstanding technological solutions.

“We are no longer merely a technological back office or an outsourcing destination. We are a place that creates desirable, valuable, and cutting-edge technologies, and we want to showcase that. Our entrepreneurs are courageous, innovative, and naturally have great ambitions for global success — and we support them in achieving it.” Magdalena Okulowska

“For us, it is an honor that Wrocław and Lower Silesia can come to Vancouver and showcase the excellent solutions you offer. I believe that Vancouver, Wrocław, Lower Silesia, and the Province of British Columbia are closer than we think, and strong cooperation is possible.” Michael Dembek, Head of the PAIH Foreign Trade Office in Canada

Lower Silesian regional councilor Piotr Karwan also highlighted the region’s economic strength.

“Lower Silesia is strong because of its economy, which is why the regional government places great emphasis on supporting and promoting it.” Piotr Karwan

Members of the Polish delegation participated in industry panels and numerous networking meetings with representatives of the IT and new technology sectors from British Columbia.

“The discussions focused on artificial intelligence, cybersecurity, the development of startup ecosystems, and international cooperation in innovation and digital transformation.I believe the creativity of our entrepreneurs will translate into tangible business success.” Aleksandra Kucy, Consul General of the Republic of Poland in Vancouver

The Region Focuses on “Going Global”

Participation in Web Summit is part of the “Going Global 5.0” project, implemented by the Lower Silesian Regional Government in cooperation with the Lower Silesian Agency for Economic Cooperation.

The project is financed in 70 percent by European Union funds under the “European Funds for Lower Silesia 2021–2027” program. Thanks to this support, companies from Wrocław and Lower Silesia can compete for the attention of investors from Silicon Valley and Asia.