XXXIII Economic Forum in Karpacz. The Time of New Leaders: Shaping the Future Together

In just two weeks, on September 3rd, the XXXIII Economic Forum will kick off at the Gołębiewski Hotel in Karpacz, marking one of the largest and most significant economic and political events in Central and Eastern Europe.

This year’s Forum, themed "The Time of New Leaders: Shaping the Future Together," will host over 6,000 guests from Poland and around the world. The event will feature 350 debates, 6 plenary sessions, numerous discussion panels, special events, workshops, press conferences, galas, and concerts. Key media will provide coverage of the Forum.

A major highlight will be the AI Forum, organized in collaboration with the Ministry of Digital Affairs and top Polish universities. This forum will address the impact of Artificial Intelligence on societal revolution and its effects on public and commercial sectors, exploring challenges and market responses to this technological shift. Participants will evaluate how investments in AI research and technology can enhance the EU’s global competitiveness and security.

The "SGH and Economic Forum 2024 Report" will be presented, offering the most comprehensive scientific analysis of the economy in Poland and Central and Eastern Europe. Compiled by experts from the Warsaw School of Economics, the report details current socio-economic trends, aiding leaders in making crucial decisions.

For 15 years, the Health Protection Forum has been a key part of the conference, gathering major figures from Poland's medical sector. It serves as a platform for discussing health topics, incorporating economic aspects based on facts and data, involving stakeholders from Poland and Europe across financial, regulatory, and innovative areas.

The Economic Forum also awards distinguished individuals and key organizations in categories such as Person of the Year, Company of the Year, and NGO of the Year.

For over three decades, the Economic Forum has been a pivotal event in our region of Europe. It attracts presidents, government leaders, ministers, politicians, local officials, corporate executives, cultural figures, renowned scientists, influential journalists, and NGO representatives. For three days, Karpacz becomes a central hub for discussing the critical challenges shaping the present and future of Central and Eastern Europe.

The main partner of the Economic Forum is the Lower Silesian Voivodeship Marshal's Office. Other partners include the City of Karpacz, the City of Wrocław, Wrocław Airport, and the Lower Silesian Economic Cooperation Agency.

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