We had the pleasure of participating in the Polish Economic Congress in Warsaw, an event that has become an important voice in the discussion about the future competitiveness of the Polish economy and the role of entrepreneurs in fostering long-term growth.

We were particularly struck by Michał Sołowow’s presentation, which aptly demonstrated that Poland today lacks neither ambition, capital, nor expertise; rather, the predictability of the economic environment and the ability to carry out projects that extend beyond the short-term horizon are becoming increasingly significant challenges, especially in the TSL sector.

From the perspective of the TSL sector, these issues have a very practical dimension. The industry’s competitiveness today depends directly on the quality of infrastructure, energy security, the availability of investment, and stable business conditions.
It is precisely long-term planning and the courage to make strategic decisions that will determine whether Polish companies will maintain their position in the European market and continue to effectively develop modern supply chains.

We thank the organizers for creating a space for such valuable discussions. The Polish Economic Congress is not only a forum for economic debate but also an excellent venue for exchanging experiences and building business relationships.