A meeting of leaders of the armed forces, industry, administration and science responsible for the security of the Baltic Sea region.
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12 strategic panels — from shipyards and the Navy, through drones and cybersecurity, to nuclear energy and the resilience of local communities.
How much of a ship’s value actually stays in Poland — and will today’s vocational-school student be working in a Polish shipyard five years from now?
View panel →We have the strategic documents. The question is how to turn them into capabilities that work on a Monday morning.
View panel →The nuclear programme and offshore wind farms are the same problem twice over: schedules, supply chains and a workforce that takes years to train.
View panel →The nuclear debate is back, but it is being conducted without ordering the basic concepts. A panel strictly in the strategic and political dimension.
View panel →The adversary’s adaptation cycle is measured in weeks; the public procurement cycle in years. In this field, the 2040 horizon is not what counts.
View panel →A casualty’s survival is decided in the first minutes and by the efficiency of evacuation, not by the equipment of the destination hospital.
View panel →Contaminating an intake is a cheap scenario for the attacker and a painful one for a large number of people. Who in Poland is responsible for this?
View panel →You can order a ship and sign a contract for a reactor. You cannot order a certified welder or an officer with ten years’ experience.
View panel →The Baltic has no depths for a submarine to hide in and no distance to buy reaction time. Everything happens in full view of everyone.
View panel →Building a wind farm means a few years of profit. The service base and subcontractors stay for twenty-five. Where in that chain is the place for Polish companies?
View panel →How do we turn record defence spending into a lasting industrial advantage, when spending by itself does not create industry?
View panel →In many municipalities evacuation plans exist formally but have never been tested. A local-government debate on what can be done without waiting for Warsaw.
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A unique venue in the heart of the Tri-City metropolitan area, combining a strong educational and technical base with modern conference and exhibition infrastructure.
