Poland launched public consultations on its new Strategy for the Development of Polish Sport 2040 Creating New Opportunities for International Partners

The EU’s SAFE (Security Action for Europe) fund enables up to 150 billion euro in low‑interest loans for defense investments across member states

Rzeszów–Jasionka Ulma Family Airport started multi‑million‑zloty investment program aimed at improving safety and access control across critical infrastructure

Poland’s shooting and firearms sector has entered a period of unprecedented expansion.

American football remains a niche but steadily growing sport in Poland.

EU plans and Poland’s growing LNG infrastructure position it to become a gas hub in the region and increase gas imports from the United States.

The Ministry of Digital Affairs announces plans related to digitalization 2026–2027.

Poland cybersecurity funding.

In Poland, there is now a huge interest in energy storage in what is sometimes called the third wave of the energy transition. 

Starting on February 28, public institutions can apply for a share of 88 million USD to upgrade data protection 
systems and IT infrastructure in Poland.
 

In light of the Russian invasion of Ukraine, Poland will increase defense spending to 3% of GDP and more than double the number of troops.

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.