Polish Deputy Minister Rafał Rosiński calls for urgent digital cooperation with Baltic states at Davos forum.
Panel Discussion Focus
Deputy Minister Rafał Rosiński participated in a panel titled “Rivalry Under Pressure: Finance, Digitalization and Geo-Economic Strategy on Europe’s Eastern Flank” at the Polish Business Hub in Davos. The discussion also featured Estonian Minister of Economy and Industry Erkki Keldo and Lithuanian Deputy Minister of Finance Janus Kizenevic.
Regional Cooperation Essential
Commenting on the panel topics, particularly digitalization cooperation, Rosiński emphasized that collaboration in the region is necessary. He stated that given the current geopolitical context, such cooperation is inevitable and must be pursued. The panel strongly echoed the necessity of this action.
Existing Digital Projects
Cooperation among Central and Eastern European countries in digitalization is already underway. Rosiński noted a project submitted to the European Commission for funding to build an artificial intelligence gigafactory, developed jointly with countries like Lithuania, Estonia, and Latvia.
Poland’s Digital Success
The World Economic Forum also highlights Poland’s significant successes in digitizing public services in the region, significantly boosting its economic development. Rosiński stated that modern economic growth is unimaginable without innovation, AI, and new technologies, and that international exchange, collaboration, and cooperation between academia, business, and NGOs can lead to success.
Event Details
The World Economic Forum is taking place in Davos, Switzerland, from January 19-23, 2026.
