On 1 January 2025, Polish Ministry of Defense created the Drone Forces, as a result of the growing importance of the UAV technology for the Polish military. 

Poland has solidified its position as a growing hub for financial technology (fintech) in Central and Eastern Europe (CEE). 

Poland, during its presidency of the European Union, is hosting critical negotiations regarding the EU pharmaceutical package. 

Gdańsk, the largest port in the Baltic Sea, is adding a new agri-terminal. 

A breakthrough in biogas production is coming to Poland. The fuel expected to give a new face to the industry is biomethane. 

Poland will spend 2,5 billion USD on cybersecurity and digitalization of Poland from 2025 to 2026.

Polish customers show a growing interest in eco-friendly and vegan cosmetics.

Poland is to spend USD 400 million on AI-Enabled Medical technologies through the end of 2026.

Hungary to prioritize Healthcare-related developments thanks to EU Presidency  

Poland cybersecurity funding.

The Warmia-Masuria Film Fund will begin accepting applications for co-financing of film productions on August 1, 2024.

In 2024, it is planned to sign 150 contracts for the purchase of various types of military equipment. 

In less than four years, Polish heat suppliers will be required to meet a stricter energy mix criteria, or they could be denied access to public support. 

Poland has signed an agreement worth $266.35 million with the World Bank to finance its Clean Air program. 

Heavy road transport is an important sector in Poland, but in view of the European climate zero-emission targets, it will have to undergo a transformation.