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Artificial Intelligence Factory

The Academic Computer Centre ‘Cyfronet’ at AGH University in Kraków is implementing the AI Factory project to become the first Artificial Intelligence Factory in...

Klarna’s New Technology Hub

One of the global deferred payment leaders, Klarna, wants to build a new technology hub in Warsaw. It has been present in Poland since...

Strengthening Europe’s Economy

Europe urgently needs to strengthen its economy and address its growing competitiveness gap to remain an anchor of peace, prosperity, and stability in a...

Lisa Gerrard and Jules Maxwell

Acclaimed Australian artist – Lisa Gerrard, known from the alternative, dark independent group Dead Can Dance and the Golden Globe-awarded score for “Gladiator”, together...

Polish Carols by Mazowsze

It’s hard to imagine Polish traditional Christmas celebrations without listening to Polish carols performed by the Mazowsze Ensemble choir and orchestra. Those who this...

Highlights from the Railway Direction Days 2023

Almost 4,500 km of High Speed Railway lines are planned for the Three Seas Region. The first sections should be launched as early as 2028. During Railway Direction Days in Warsaw, a cooperation agreement was signed by representatives of Centralny Port Komunikacyjny, Rail Baltica and Správa železnic. According to the investor schedules, by 2028, the time of the planned launch of the first stage of the CPK airport, the first section of the Warsaw – Łódź HSR being planned by CPK should already be operational, as well as the completion of modernization of the Rail Baltica route by PKP PLK from the Lithuanian border via Białystok to Warsaw.

Sylwia Ziemacka from Poland Weekly talked to Paweł Jabłońśki, Undersecretary of State and Government Plenipotentiary for the Three Seas Initiative, Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Poland; Mikołaj Wild, CEO of CPK; Karen Letten and Antonio Beltrán Arranz, Associate Directors at Steer Group; Catherine Trautmann, The European Coordinator for the NSB Corridor.

Sylwia Ziemacka
Sylwia Ziemacka
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