The legislature safety of Poland, which took place on 11-12 June in the modern ZEN complex.COM EXPO in Rzeszów-Jasionka, gained the rank of 1 of the most crucial nationwide events having a real impact on shaping safety in Poland.
During the KBP Rzeszów 2025 safety was changed by all cases. Meritorians afraid the arms industry, geopolitics, technology, cybersecurity, crisis management, the function of local governments, funding, legislation, uniform services, energy security, communications, aviation and many another circumstantial issues forming a full scope of cognition for experts dealing with various areas of security, cybersecurity and defence industry.
The legislature was co-hosted by the City of Rzeszów, which gave the task a strong settlement in the region, which plays a key function in the safety strategy and improvement of modern technologies in Poland.
The event brought together safety sector decision-makers, representatives of central and local government administration, uniform services, leaders of the armed forces, experts of fresh technologies, representatives of the planet of discipline and business, who for 2 days conducted intensive debate on the current threats and directions of the improvement of the Polish safety system. The atmosphere of cooperation and work discussed Poland's function in Europe, social resilience, strength of state structures and the request to build a common front against increasing interior and external challenges.
The event was opened by the co-host of the congress: Konrad Fijolek, president of the City of Rzeszów and Co-chair of the Programme Council of KBP, Władysław Ortyl, Marshal of Podkarpackie Voivodeship, and Adam Góral, president of the Supervisory Board of Podkarpackie Business Club and president of the Management Board of Asseco Poland. The first 2 blocks of the legislature were held in a expression shared with the Smart City Forum, which underlines the importance of an integrated approach to the issue of state safety and the improvement of modern cities.
During the inaugural debate “Strategy for Security” discussed Poland's function on the east flank of NATO, defence manufacture improvement strategy and cybersecurity in the face of global tensions, stressing the importance of global cooperation.
The second debate focused on the importance of cooperation between local authorities, services and troops in the face of military and non-military threats. Experts discussed food security, civilian protection and the preparation of collective hiding facilities. peculiar emphasis has been placed on the function of education and effective communication in combating misinformation and strengthening social resilience.
The safety Technology Session was an chance to address topics related to the financing of cybersecurity projects, the building of technological sovereignty and public-private cooperation. Participants discussed fresh regulations, investments in innovative systems and the request to make national solutions. Attention was paid to the importance of autonomous cyber defence systems and the possible of Polish technological thought on the global stage.
In the panel “Poland’s arms manufacture towards national strength – innovation, challenges and the future of defence”, experts discussed the function of local production and investment in modern military projects. The importance of cooperation with global partners and offset programmes has been stressed. The value of public-private partnerships for the improvement of the Polish defence sector was besides indicated.
During the session "#Disinformation" experts focused on threats related to propaganda, impact operations and false narratives utilized in contemporary conflicts. The intellectual mechanisms of misinformation and ways of building social resilience to false messages were addressed. Attention has besides been paid to the function of social media and the request to strengthen the ICT sector in relation to the increasing hybrid threats.
Sessions ‘DEFENCE HORIZON The arms manufacture has become an crucial forum for exchanging views on the future of the defence sector and global cooperation. On the first day of the congress, discussions focused on Polish and US cooperation in defence, technology transfer, the importance of local production and strategical offset agreements.
The next day brought debates on the promotion of Polish military equipment in abroad markets, building strategical partnerships and adapting civilian technologies to defence needs. The Defence Horizon initiative has met with very large approval and interest.
The second day began with a subject on safety key services. The debate focused on protecting critical infrastructure, modernising transport and developing safety support systems. The discussions besides afraid the implementation of fresh regulations specified as the CER Directive and investments in monitoring and unmanned technologies. The request to strengthen the resilience of strategical facilities has been highlighted. During the safety Finance Banking Sector block, participants analysed the anticipation of creating funds and lending for defence projects. Legal barriers and examples of cooperation between the financial sector and public administration were raised. Attention was drawn to the importance of unchangeable backing for state security.
The Transport and Energy Block addresses issues related to aviation sector security, energy transformation and stableness of energy supply. Experts discussed the importance of atomic energy, renewable sources and digital safety for critical infrastructure. The request for investment in modern technologies and safety systems has been highlighted.
At the end of “Security guards – the key function of uniformed services in protecting and defending the country”, speakers focused on military, police and fire brigade tasks. The debate raised issues of inter-service cooperation, experiences from the Russian-Ukrainian conflict and terrorist threats. The function of compulsory military service in building Poland's defence possible was besides considered.
A peculiar point of the program was the closed session of the civilian Defence Workshop for Local Governments. The workshops were attended by representatives of Ukrainian cities who shared priceless experiences from the first days of the war and proven solutions in crisis management.
As part of Congress, the grand gala was held. During this peculiar evening awards were presented in the Diamond Shields competition, which honored the most outstanding projects, initiatives and people working to strengthen Poland's security. All the winners can be found at: www.securitywopolskie.pl/laureates.
Due to political events in Warsaw, Deputy Prime Minister Władysław Kosiniak-Kamysz and Krzysztof Gawkowski could not participate in the legislature and receive awards granted to them in the Diamond Shields competition in the category of safety Pioneers. On behalf of the Minister of National Defence, a letter was read at the beginning of the first day in which he expressed his gratitude to the Jury of the Competition for this award. On the another hand, the award was received by the Undersecretary of State, Rafał Rosinski. The statue was presented by president Konrad Fijołek and president Krzysztof Dyki, and the laudations stressed the contribution of both winners to the improvement of defence and cybersecurity of Poland.
The legislature safety of Poland in Rzeszów was an expression of a mature and liable dialog on the future of national safety in the face of dynamically changing geopolitical realities.
Among the speakers were:
● Maciej Lasek, Secretary of State, Government Plenipotentiary for Central Communication Port, Ministry of Infrastructure
● Miłosz Motyka, Undersecretary of State, Ministry of Climate and Environment
● Rafał Rosiński, Undersecretary of State, Ministry of Digital Affairs
● Gen. Dyw. Karol Molenda, Commander of the Cyberspace defence Army
● Michał Szczerba, associate of the Committee on Industry, investigation and Energy in the European Parliament
● Konrad Fijolek, president of the City of Rzeszów
● Teresa Kubas-Hul, Podkarpackie Voivodeship
● Władysław Ortyl, Marshal of Podkarpackie Province
● Andrzej Szewinski, Deputy president of the Parliamentary Committee on National Defence
● Adam Góral, president of the Supervisory Board of the Podkarpackie Business Club, president of the Management Board of Asseco Poland
● Agata Wojda, president of Kielce
● Cezary Stypułkowski, president of the Board, Bank Pekao
● Radosław Maćkiewicz, manager of the Central Centre for Computer Science
● Krzysztof Dyki, president of the Board, ComCERT
● Vasil Bodnar, Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary Ambassador of Ukraine in the Republic of Poland
● Brig. Gen. Dr. Artur Kuptel, Head of the Armed Forces Agency
● Paweł Poncyljusz, president of the Board, Poland Ammunition
Key strategical partner: ASSECO
Strategic partners: Bank Pekao SA, Limitless Technologies,
Partners: ATOS, APATOR, ComCERT, Medical Center Medic, DELL TECHNOLOGIES, ENGAVE, EY, Rzeszów Engineering, Mercedes D&R Czach , NETIA, Orange, Polish improvement Fund, PKO Bank Polski, PLUS, SUBCARPACE, RBL Defence, HTEAM, ABAK, PROFESCAPITAL, ZEN.COM
Sponsor: Central Communication Port
Exhibitors: SOHBI, HORPOL
Media Partner: m-sound
Logistics partner: mmc events
Technology partner: GRIDALY
Translation Partner:
Co-host city: Rzeszów
The legislature is carried out as part of the activities of MMC Polska, which organises prestigious congresses, conferences, workshops and business trainings dedicated to management staff and corporate boards. More at www.mmcpolska.pl.
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