17th EEC Summary: Europe is looking for a direction

The 17th European Economic Congress (EEC) in Katowice set new records with 18,000 participants, 1,300 speakers, and over 200 sessions. Discussions focused on strengthening Europe's economic competitiveness, energy independence, and security amid global instability. Key topics included energy transition, nuclear energy projects, deregulation to boost competitiveness, and the strategic role of gas.
Leaders emphasized the need for patriotic economic policies, faster deregulation, and support for innovation and digital sovereignty. The importance of cybersecurity, building trust in new technologies, and preparing for hybrid threats was heavily stressed. The congress reflected the urgency for Europe to adapt economically and strategically to maintain its global position.