Summit expense justified as "putting Warsaw on the map"

"You are putting Warsaw on the map," said Michel Orizek, managing director of the World Economic Forum, the event's organizer, adding, "For a few days, everyone in the world will have turned their sights to Warsaw." Sigfried Borho, chairman of Care Technologies, a Spanish-German IT firm concurred: "We intend to enter the country by the end of 2005 ...I have never been here and the summit is to me an opportunity not to be missed."Exclusive to Poland A.M. by Alex Nowacki, our correspondent at European Economic Summit