The Economist

The conference is officially conducted in three languages (Polish, English and Russian), and it is even more multilingual in the context of the participants in the debates. A typical debate was attended by guests from Hungary, Poland, Czech Republic and…

Euronews.

On the agenda of the meeting was the rift between the new and old Europe, including controversial issues such as the two-speed Europe refugee crisis and posted workers.

Today.it

The Economic Forum, organised for over a quarter of a century, has become the most important meeting of political and economic elites in Central and Eastern Europe. For three days Karpacz becomes the political and economic heart of the continent.…

Die Welt

After the change of political system this meeting was called “Polish Davos”, a place where hopes flourished and plans for the future were presented.

ANSA

What will Europe be like after the Covid-19 pandemic? An attempt to answer this question was at the centre of debates organised during this year’s Economic Forum in Poland.

Tagesspiegel

The Forum is called the ‘Polish Davos’ because it attracts heads of state, heads of government and ministers from Central and Eastern Europe.

Dziennik Gazeta Prawna

In times when the virus destroys the idea of free market and limits interpersonal and business contacts, meetings such as the Economic Forum are a unique opportunity to exchange views and develop economic and political development of economic and political…

Rzeczpospolita

The theme of the Forum this year is ‘Europe in search of leadership’. It is a fitting theme. Indeed, we all feel that the pandemic has only exacerbated leadership problems. Covid-19 prompted the closing of barriers and aroused distrust of…

Forbes

The Economic Forum was the highest-profile event of its kind to be held since the end of the pandemic-marked year 2020.