KEYNOTE – Ministry of Digital Affairs of Poland. [15:00 – 15:10]

The opening of the Polish Business Hub in Davos will mark the start of high-level discussions, bringing together government, business and international partners.

Competing under pressure: Finance, digitalization and geoeconomic strategy on Europe’s Eastern edge. [15:10 – 15:40]

This panel will look at how countries closest to today’s geopolitical fault lines are shaping competitive, investment-ready economies under conditions of heightened risk. The conversation will focus on how digital transformation, economic policymaking, and financial systems interact to attract capital, safeguard markets, and sustain growth amid security pressures, technological disruption, and regional instability. It offers a grounded geoeconomic perspective on why the eastern flank is not only a zone of risk, but also a laboratory for resilient, future-oriented economic governance.

Reinventing public services: Digital transformation for the next decade. [15:45 – 16:30]

Public institutions face rising expectations, tighter resources, and fast moving geopolitical and technological pressures. The next decade will require more than modernization. It will demand a reinvention of public services built on secure digital infrastructure, agile governance, and closer cooperation with innovative industries. This panel brings together policymakers and technology leaders to explore how data driven delivery, trusted AI, and resilient digital systems can transform state capacity and ensure that public services remain effective, inclusive, and futureproof.