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�� 85 Does the Electric Energy Decide About Creating New Jobs in the EU Industry? 231 E–democracy: Citizens More Engaged? 194 Eco–innovations: Present and Future 197 A Dad–friendly Business 223 “Enter the Dragon” – Expansion of Chinese Banks in Europe 128 A Decade of Megaprojects. An Illusion or a Giant Leap for Poland? 107 EU’s Cohesion Policy after 2013 199 A Federal Europe: With a Common Language For its Citizens? 137 EU’s Recipes for Trade Policy– Will They Work for the Eastern Partnership 127 A New Post–Crisis Order– How to Privatize State–Owned Companies? Countries? 120 A New System of Waste Management – Evaluation 81 Europe of the Carpathians – Future Perspectives 71 A Potential for Conflict? Ethnic Minorities in Central and Eastern Europe 70 Europe Within the International Security System: Time for Changes? 73 A Recipe for Growth: How Does the Strength of Customer Relationships 145 Fair Trade: What Role For Companies And Governments? Contribute to Creating Value in a Company? 94 Financial Priorities of the Health Policy– What Will Improve the System? 232 Air Transport as a Source of Innovative Growth in Europe European Models vs. Polish Reality 51 Belarus: New Investment Perspectives. Privatization, Pharmaceuticals, Common 243 Financial Systems of Eastern European Countries – Future Prospects Economic Space

Table of Contents of Table 134 Financing Infrastructure – Politics or Business? Contents of Table 196 Building Public–Private Partnerships Based on Eco–innovative Solutions 21 Food Security: Challenge of the 21st Century 224 Business Intelligence: How Does It Work in Strategic Sectors (Energy, Defense, 233 Four Years of the Eastern Partnership: Achievements and Challenges ICT)? 66 From Recession to Recovery. Reviving Growth in Europe 78 Carpathian Alliances 53 Funding of Projects and Export Transactions with the Support of Export Credit 56 Catholicism and Orthodox Church and the Challenges of Modern Europe Insurance Corporation Joint Stock Company (KUKE) 65 Central Europe Scorecard 2030 – Emerging or Emerged? 67 Future of Communications vs. Challenges of the New Economy 86 Cities of the Future – A Pipe Dream or Reality? 135 Future of the Media– Digitization, Paid Content, Mobility 126 Citizens and Administration Integration Through E–services 74 Game Changer: New Dimensions of Competitiveness 214 Clean Energy = Sheer Profit for Regions 27 Gas Market Liberalization – Evolution or Revolution? 220 Consolidated Markets or Local Stock Exchanges? Capital Market Development in 147 Geopolitics and Human Rights. At the Barricades of Ideological Clash Central Eastern Europe 41 Government – Local Government – In Search of a New Order 249 Cooperation Between the EU and Caspian Region – Gas and Oil or Anything Else? 185 Government’s Dialogue with Business – How to Talk Effectively? 34 Coordinated Health Care – International Experiences and Recommendations for Poland 103 Health Policy: Diseases Of Affluence as Social Burdens 187 Corporate Social Responsibility – Just Good PR or Real Actions? 98 Health Policy as a Political Priority for the State – Analysis and Recommendations 96 Crisis and the Media – What is the Future of Journalism? 164 Health vs. Economic Development 79 Cultural and Natural Heritage of the Carpathians 46 Healthy Public Finances– Why Are They So Expensive? 184 Cultural Diplomacy: at the Roots of Europe, at the Forefront of the World 91 How Can Innovations Influence the Youth Labour Market? 180 Cybersecurity Policy: Defending Critical Network Infrastructure and Protecting Rights 29 How Does Modern Technology Support the Development of Non–cash Means of Payments? 129 Digital Consumer. Who is Shaping the E–society of Tomorrow? 33 How Does the Jewish Diaspora Impact Non–Jewish Communities? 68 Does NATO Need to Change? New Partners, New Challenges

4 5 23 How to Build the Value of a Company and Its Position on the Market? Experiences 130 Managing Private vs. Public Companies of Leaders of Change 122 Marching Towards the East – Is Business in the East Profitable? 238 How to Create New Jobs in Times of Crisis? 100 Medicine Policy of the State 42 How to Choose a Contractor Guaranteeing Proper Execution of the Order: 114 Modernization of the Armed Forces vs. self-government Learning from Experiences 245 Moldova – A Success Story of the Eastern Partnership? 222 How to Increase Competitiveness of National Business? 193 National Brands – Remedy for the Crisis? 48 How to Preserve the Single Market in Face of the Euro–Crisis? 217 Natural Environment. Asset or Barrier for Local Development? 141 Chinese Investment in Central–Eastern Europe: Risks and Opportunities 155 New Economic Pact 18 In Search of a New Order in the European Economy 87 North–South Corridor. When Can We Realistically Expect a Coherent Market? 113 In Search of Effectiveness in Management of Assets of the Local Government 188 Nuclear Energy Development and Industry Competitiveness Policy 240 Independence Movements. Dilemmas of Europe 43 Off–budgeting Instruments Designated for Local Government Investments 201 Indirect Costs in Health Care– Report Presentation and Recommendations for Funding Poland 242 “One Nation, Two Cultures” – Is the US Even More Divided? 88 Innovation in Poland – Miracle by the Vistula River...? Table of Contents of Table 59 Optimism or Disappointment? Do Europeans Still Believe in the EU? Contents of Table 108 Innovations and Investment Attractiveness of Regions as a Remedy for Hard Time 236 Optimizing Infrastructure Revenues – How to Invest and Not to Lose? 90 Innovations in Lighting. LED Revolution – New Potential of Energy Efficiency 82 Poland, Czech Republic, Germany – Mutual Relations, Cooperation, Development 92 Innovative Green Technologies – Fad or Necessity? 133 Pole 3.0 – Are We Ready for the Cyber Reality? 192 Integration of the European Electricity Market: How to Bridge the Infrastructure Gap? 228 Policy–Makers’ Responsibility in the Era of the New Media 207 Inter–disciplinary Aspects of Public Health 136 Polish Companies on the Global Stage: Time to Make a Strong Entry! 205 Invasive Treatment of Heart Attack in Central–Eastern Europe: Economic 52 Post–crisis Europe: Conclusions and Predictions Aspects vs. Treatment Results 121 Presentations of Regions: Bardejov, Salcininkai, Vinnica, Latgale 116 Investment in the Human Capital 203 Private Hospitals:A Stimulus for Economic Growth of Regions 142 Is “Federation” a Future Concept for Europe? 151 Prospects for the Development of the Cities of the Future – Vision for Krakow 163 Is Deregulation of the Energy Market a Recipe for Economic Recovery? 44 Public Transport: Its Development and Integration 181 Is Global Power Really Shifting Eastward? 76 Quarterly Earnings and Short–term Pressure to Perform. How to Focus on the 118 Is Re–industrialization a Future Scenario for Europe? Long–term Vision of the Company? 31 Is the European Labour Market Attractive for Young People? 50 Rebranding – Opportunities and Risks. Local and Global Brands 47 Leaders of the Future. Who Will Create the Economy of Tomorrow? 143 Rebuilding Europe’s Competitiveness 40 Leaders or Technocrats: Who Will Shape the Future of Self–government? 218 Recycling and Energy Produced From Waste – Innovative Technologies 105 Legal Regulations. Coordination of the Law–making Process in the Health Care 38 Regional Poland System 39 Regional Poland 111 Locally Engaged Business: A Positive Stimulus for the Region 119 Reliability and Reputation in Business and in the Public Sphere 177 Looking Beyond The Crisis. What Will Drive an “Economic Renaissance” in Central 58 Removing the Economic and Political Blocks to Investment in the Eastern and Eastern Europe Partnership Countries

6 7 195 Research and Development: A Gold Mine or A Black Hole? 30 The Power of Facebook and Twitter. The Role of Social Media in Modern Democracies 97 Responsible Business is Not a Temporary Fashion, But a Core Pattern Increasing Corporate’s Profits 75 The Role and Position of the National Champions in the Economy 112 Role of Insurance in Managing Activities of the Local Government Unit 213 The Role of International Sports Events in European Cities Economy 60 Russia: What Kind of Neighbor Is It? 132 The Role of Public Media in Europe of New Order 190 Russia and EU’s Third Energy Package: Dissensions and Common Solutions 209 The Role of Regional Authorities in Shaping Urban Policy 156 Russia and the World of the 21st Century 211 The Trans–border Cooperation of Self–governments 246 Russia of 21st Century – “Putin’s Era”? 230 The Twilight of Europe: Is the Old Continent Still Able to Compete with Emerging Powers? 235 Russian World – Space of a Difficult Dialogue 17 Towards a New Deal 200 Senior Citizen. European Year of Citizens 2013 225 Transfer of Technology To Small and Medium–sized Enterprises 198 Senior–Friendly Economy 234 Turkey and EU – Partnership or Rivalry? 241 Should the EU Member States Deepen Their Cooperation in the Judicial Affairs? 160 Ukraine in the 21st Century – Between Europe and Eurasia? 216 Small Towns – a Magnet for Investors

Table of Contents of Table 131 VAT in the EU vs. Electronic Content Creators’ Discrimination Contents of Table 182 Smart Power – A New Concept of Diplomacy? 110 Waste Management – Quo Vadis? 32 Social Dumping: Political Catchphrase or Threat to Labour Standards? 106 Waste Management in Europe and Poland 2013–2020 77 Sports Marketing – Support, Interest or a Passion? 36 What Are the Aims of the Polish Policy for Seniors? Healthy Ageing– A Challenge 215 State, Sivic or Self–governmental? Which Model for Social Care? for the Polish Economy 229 State’s Policy and Society In Times of Crisis 61 What Is the Future of Iron and Steel Industry in the EU Eastern and Central 22 Strategic Strengthening of the EU’s Common Security and Defence Policy European Countries? 138 Strategy Europe 2020– What’s On Top of Youth’s Agenda? 140 What Kind of Governance Does Europe Need? European Elections 2014 124 Struggling Sectors, Ailing Branches. How to Finance Difficult Projects? 146 What Place for the Balkans in Wobbling Europe? 26 Support Systems for Energy Sector in Europe. Energy Policy in the EU Member 149 What’s Better for European Economies – Euro or National Currency? States 221 What Tax Reforms Are Desirable for Economic Growth? 101 Sustainable Innovations in Healthcare Systems. How to Improve the 125 Where Will The Growth Come From? Effectiveness of Healthcare While Reducing Costs? 154 Who is an Entrepreneur for the State: Benefactor or a Thief? Is It Possible to Have 80 The Carpathian Strategy a Entrepreneur–friendly State? 83 The Cities of Our Dreams – How to Unleash the Potential? 54 Who Is Responsible for the Global Crisis – Bankers or Politicians? 117 The European Social Fund in the Programming Period 2014–2020 179 Why Do We Need History in Europe? 152 The Future of Banking Sector in Central Europe 55 Why Do We Need The Left? 57 The Future of NGOs in Russia. Collapse or New Development? 115 Why Don’t We Have Cyber–security Yet? 208 The Impact of Cultural Policy on the Social and Economic Growth 24 Will the Universal Banking Withstand the Test of Time? 84 The Internal Energy Market in the EU – A Chance for Central Europe? 20 With One Face to the World: Does the European External Action Service Have 186 The Internet – A Crisis–proof Sector. The Investment Potential of this New a Chance to Operate Effectively? Branch of Economy 248 Youth Entrepreneurship – Contemporary Challenges 227 The Media in the New Digital World

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�� SEPTEMBER 3 �� 14:00—15:45 plenary session �� Towards a New Deal �� Europe is facing the necessity to create a new international order. �� The ongoing economic crisis is not the first one to have spread �� throughout the continents and undermined the global financial �� stability. Today, however, traditional measures and actions taken by the long–established international institutions are not enough.

�� Dom Forum, Sala Plenarna �� We are witnessing fundamental changes in the perception of economic theories, economy itself, society and democracy. A new

�� economic architecture is emerging, but its true foundations will Plenary Sessions be seen at the end of the decade. �� Moderator: �� Juliusz Braun, President, TVP S.A., Poland �� Speakers: �� Valdis Dombrovskis, Prime Minister, Government of the �� Republic of Latvia, Latvia �� Robert Fico, Prime Minister, Goverment Office, Slovakia �� Kittiratt Na–Ranong, Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of �� Finance, The Royal Thai Government, Thailand �� Filip Thon, CEO of RWE Polska S.A. / Board Member of RWE East, RWE Polska S.A. / RWE East, Poland �� Donald Tusk, Prime Minister of the Republic of Poland, Poland ��

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SEPTEMBER 3 Joanna Strzelec–Lobodzinska, President of the Board, Coal Company, Poland 18:45—20:15 plenary session Alastair Teare, Managing Partner in Central Europe, Deloitte, Poland Partners: Gremi Media Sp. z o.o. Herbert Wirth, President of the Board, KGHM Polska Miedź Deloitte S.A., Poland In Search of a New Order in the European Economy

A gala reception on the occasion of the 7th Edition of the 500 Biggest Central Eastern European Companies’ List. Award Cer- emony of the Index of Success for the best companies of the region as well as debate “Towards a New Deal in the European Plenary Sessions Plenary Sessions

Nowy Dom Forum, Sala Koncertowa economy”. Nowy Dom Forum, Sala Koncertowa The crisis in Europe still affects companies. Therefore, the state should not increase taxes, but rather ensure growth through innovation. Only a truly innovative European economy will be able to compete effectively with the United States and the countries of Far East. In this process, the important role belongs to the Central European companies, which should be actively involved in searching for the new order in the European economy. Enter- prises from the New Europe, dynamic and hungry of success, may have crucial impact on the state of European economy in the coming years. Moderator: Boguslaw Chrabota, Editor–in–Chief, Rzeczpospolita, Poland Speakers: Heinz Haller, Chief Commercial Officer, President of Dow Europe, Middle East and Africa, and Executive Vice President, The Dow Chemical Company, USA Krzysztof Kilian, President of the Board, PGE Polska Grupa Energetyczna, Poland Miroslav Rakowski, President of the Board, T–Mobile Polska S.A., Poland Zygmunt Solorz–Zak, Chairman of the Supervisory Board, Telewizja Polsat Sp. z o. o., Poland

18 19 International Security International Security Stary Dom Zdrojowy – Sala Restauracyjna Stary Dom Zdrojowy – Sala Restauracyjna

SEPTEMBER 3 SEPTEMBER 3 16:00—17:00 discussion panel 17:10—18:25 discussion panel Partner: Centre for Intelligence and Security Studies Partner: European Institute of Romania With One Face to the World: Does the Food Security: Challenge of the 21st Century European External Action Service Have In its communication “the CAP towards 2020”, DG Agriculture of a Chance to Operate Effectively? EU highlights “the need to preserve the EU’s food production potential, also as to guarantee the long–term food security for The European External Action Service established by the Treaty European citizens”. All these have turned food security into the of Lisbon, was designed to act as the EU diplomacy service. most persuasive argument of those calling for the protection of Although there were EU’s 26 diplomatic missions established, EU agriculture. This raises three questions. First, to what extent the EEAS under the direction of Lady Catherine Ashton doesn’t is food security actually endangered in the EU? Second, what operate in the way it was hoped. Two years of the EEAS’s existence precisely are its dangers and which policy instruments are most showed, that most of the EU countries, in critical situations, act appropriate to counteract them? Third, how should the EU con-

Stary Dom Zdrojowy, Sala Restauracyjna alone having, unlike the EEAS, their national troops. Is it still pos- tribute to global food security? Stary Dom Zdrojowy, Sala Restauracyjna sible for the EEAS to turn into a real EU diplomacy service or is it International SecurityInternational a time for a change? Moderator: SecurityInternational Gabriela Dragan, General Manager, European Institute of Moderator: Romania, Romania Brendan Donnelly, Director, Federal Trust for Education and Research, United Kingdom Speakers: Zsolt Feldman, Deputy State Secretary, Ministry of Rural Speakers: Development, Hungary Hugh Dykes, Member, House of Lords, United Kingdom Achim Irimescu, Secretary of State, Ministry of Agriculture and Istvan Gyarmati, President, International Centre for Rural Development, Romania Democratic Transition (ICDT), Hungary Magnus Kindbom, State Secretary, Ministry for Rural Affairs, Vladimir Schulz, Deputy of the President, Russian Academy of Sweden Sciences, Russia Marek Sawicki, Member, Parliament, Poland Witold Waszczykowski, Vice–Chairman of the Foreign Affairs Committee, Parliament, Poland Commentator: Viorel Chivriga, Vice–President, Democratic Action Party, Commentator: Republic of Moldova Conor Gouldsbury, EU Policy Advisor, Parliament, Ireland Viacheslav Cholodkov, Director of the Department of International Economic Organisations, Centre for Economic Research, Russian Institute for Strategic Studies, Russia

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SEPTEMBER 3 SEPTEMBER 3 18:30—20:00 discussion panel 16:00—17:00 discussion panel Partner: National Security Bureau Partner: PwC Strategic Strengthening of the EU’s How to Build the Value of a Company and Common Security and Defence Policy Its Position on the Market? Experiences of Leaders of Change The next European Council summit devoted to security and

defense policy will be held in December 2013. The purpose of How to build a company’s value and its position in a changing Dom Forum, Sala Tarnów the meeting is to strengthen the Common Security and Defence environment? The aim of the panel is to share best practices, Policy (CSDP) from the strategic point of view, as well as to give to show how leaders of organizations who are confronted with new impetus to the further European integration processes within an ever–changing business environment and emerging market this area. The panelists will try to answer the following questions: trends manage the transformation of their companies to enhance How to increase the visibility and the effectiveness of CSDP? What their value and to build a strong market position. should the EU mission be in shaping the security policy? What are Stary Dom Zdrojowy, Sala Restauracyjna the possible scenarios for the EU security policy? How should the Moderator:

International SecurityInternational EU operational strategy (action) and the EU preparedness strategy Cezary Szymonek, Editor–in –Chief, Bloomberg Businessweek (resources) be formed in the field of the security policy? Polska, Poland Moderator: Speakers:

Stanislaw Koziej, Head, National Security Bureau, Poland Olga Grygier, President, PwC, Poland Business and Management Jerzy Jan Jozkowiak, President, Poczta Polska, Poland Speakers: Sebastian Mikosz, President of the Management Board, LOT Marc Abensour, Director for International, Strategic and Polish Airlines, Poland Technological Affairs, Secretariat–General for National Krzysztof Pawinski, President of the Board, Maspex Wadowice Defence, France Group, Poland Iulian Fota, National Security Advisor, Presidency of Romania, Julien Verley, President of the Board, NC+, Poland Romania Tibor Straka, Secretary, Security Council, Slovakia Reka Szemerkenyi, Chief Foreign Policy and Security Adviser, The Prime Minister’s Office, Hungary Jiri Winkler, Deputy Director, National Security Council, Czech Republic

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SEPTEMBER 3 Universal Banking– Success In the Shadow of 17:10—18:25 thematic block Threat Partner: Deutsche Bank Polska S.A. Moderator: Peter Tils, CEO Central and Eastern Europe, Deutsche Bank AG, Will the Universal Banking Withstand the Germany Test of Time?

Universal banks are the predominant model of banking in Europe.

Dom Forum, Sala Tarnów They have been the financial foundation of growth of Europe over Dom Forum, Sala Tarnów the past decades and they have also proven resilient in the face of various crises that engulfed Europe during that period. Not- withstanding its resilience, the universal banking model has lately come under regulatory scrutiny in Europe. The panel will present a DB Research analysis on the model, discussing its advantages, potential risks and regulatory changes.

Will the Universal Banking Withstand the Test of Time?

Business and Management Moderator: Business and Management Krzysztof Kalicki, President of the Management Board, Deutsche Bank Polska S.A., Poland Speakers: Adam Farkas, Executive Director, European Banking Authority, United Kingdom Paolo Garonna, General Secretary, The Italian Banking, Insurance and Finance Federation FeBAF, Italy Krzysztof Pietraszkiewicz, President, Polish Bank Association, Poland Peter Tils, CEO Central and Eastern Europe, Deutsche Bank AG, Germany

24 25 Energy Forum Energy Forum Stary Dom Zdrojowy – Sala Balowa Stary Dom Zdrojowy – Sala Balowa

SEPTEMBER 3 SEPTEMBER 3 16:00—17:00 discussion panel 17:10—18:25 thematic block Partner: PGE Polska Grupa Energetyczna Partner: Polish Power Exchange Support Systems for Energy Sector in Gas Market Liberalization – Evolution or Europe. Energy Policy in the EU Member Revolution? States The gas prices are not market–based. Hence, it is difficult to What is the energy market reform coming along in the UK? Will discuss the competitiveness on the international arena. That’s why it is important to create a flexible and transparent liberal

Energy Forum Energy Germany change its mind when it comes to renewable resources? Forum Energy The Netherlands, the Czech Republic, France – all these countries market. How to achieve that? By developing simultaneously Polish need to face up to serious energy challenges. And it’s not only and regional market by inter–system investments and using the Stary Dom Zdrojowy, Sala Balowa Stary Dom Zdrojowy, Sala Balowa about the climate change or the increasing dependence on LNG terminal, integration of the V4 region’s market and increasing imported energy. It is also about investment in infrastructure, the amount of exchange–traded gas, which should result in balancing the energy demand and offering consumers reasonable decreasing the wholesale gas price. Only such liberalization will electricity prices. Can the existing support systems increase the bring the results to consumers and will open new opportunities competiveness of European energy sector? for Poland in the CEE region. Moderator: Perspectives for the Gas Market Development in Jakub Kurasz, Deputy Editor–in–Chief, Rzeczpospolita, Poland Poland and Europe– A Model of Gas Market for Speakers: Visegrad Group Krzysztof Kilian, President of the Board, PGE Polska Grupa Energetyczna, Poland Wladysław Mielczarski, Professor,Institute of Electrical Power Moderator: Engineering, Lodz University of Technology, Poland Tomasz Daborowski, Expert, Centre for Eastern Studies, Krzysztof Rozen, Partner, KPMG, Poland Poland Filip Thon, CEO of RWE Polska S.A. / Board Member of RWE Ireneusz Lazor, President of the Board, Polish Power Exchange, East, RWE Polska S.A./ RWE East, Poland Poland Dariusz Lubera, President of the Board, Tauron Polish Energy SA Partner: PGE Polska Grupa Energetyczna

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Gas Market Liberalization– Evolution or SEPTEMBER 3 Revolution? 16:00—17:00 discussion panel Partner: Gremi Media Sp. z o.o. Moderator: Ireneusz Lazor, President of the Board, Polish Power Exchange, Poland How Does Modern Technology Support the Development of Non–cash Means of Speakers: Maciej Bando, Vice President, Energy Regulatory Office, Poland Payments? Jan Chadam, President of the Management Board, The Gas What kind of means of payment could make cash machines Transmission Operator GAZ–SYSTEM S.A., Poland

Energy Forum Energy redundant? Will non–cash transactions be possible in every retail Andrzej Czerwinski, Member, Parliament, Poland point of sale, even those in the smallest towns? What will be the Olgierd Dziekonski, Secretary of State, Chancellery of the future of modern non–cash payments technologies? Stary Dom Zdrojowy, Sala Balowa President of the Republic of Poland, Poland Fabio Ganzer, General Manager South East Europe, Shell Moderator: Innovations Forum Energy Europe Ltd, United Kingdom Marcin Piasecki, Editor–in–Chief, Sukces, Poland Stary Dom Zdrojowy, Sala Prezydencka Jerzy Kurella, President of the Management Board, Polish Oil and Gas Company SA (PGNiG SA), Poland Speakers: Artur Tomaszewski, President of the Board, Bank DnB NORD, Tomasz Bogus, President of the Board, Bank Pocztowy S.A., Poland Poland Zdzislaw Gawlik, Secretary of State, Ministry of Treasury, Jacek Nieweglowski, Member of the Management Board Poland Responsible for Strategy, P4 Sp. z o.o., Poland Krzysztof Pietraszkiewicz, President, Polish Bank Association, Poland Michal Skowronek, Chief Executive Officer of MasterCard Europe SPRL Branch in Poland, MasterCard Europe, Poland

Partner: PGE Polska Grupa Energetyczna 28 29 Innovations Forum NGO Forum and Society Stary Dom Zdrojowy – Sala Prezydencka Nowy Dom Zdrojowy – Sala Marmurowa

SEPTEMBER 3 SEPTEMBER 3 17:10—18:25 discussion panel 16:00—17:00 discussion panel Partner: Blanquerna Fundacion– The Communications Partners: The project is supported by the EU’s ‘Youth in Policy and Economics Institute (CP&EI) Action’ programme FiBS – Institute for Education and Socio– The Power of Facebook and Twitter. The Economic Research Role of Social Media in Modern Democracies Is the European Labour Market Attractive for The latest advancements in information technology provide Young People? completely new ways of obtaining information. In particular, social media provides viding a previously unheard wealth of infor- With unemployment rates rising in most of the EU countries, mation, resulting in new ways of communicating and interacting. there’s been one social group which was hit the most by the The panel will try to elaborate and to anticipate the role of social current economic trends. The youth. University graduates and media in modern democracies. It will analyze how social media young professionals in search of their career path often decide to Innovations Forum Nowy Dom Zdrojowy, Sala Marmurowa Stary Dom Zdrojowy, Sala Prezydencka will interact in the public sphere with traditional media. It also pursue options which are far from their educational background aims to discuss to what extent social media will transform. and previous experience. A growing frustration meets a lack of political vision to find effective solutions to these problems. How Moderator: should the European labour market be reformed then, so that it Catia Miriam Costa, Lecturer, Director of the Research Society and Forum NGO gives the youth a chance to use their potential? Are they doomed Internship Program, ISCEM, Institute of Business to be, as Mario Monti claims, ‘a lost generation’? Communication, Portugal Moderator: Speakers: Dieter Dohmen, Director, FiBS, Institute for Education and Laia Bonet–Rull, Member of the Executive Board, Socialist Socio–Economic Research, Germany Party of Catalonia, Spain Fabio del Alisal Sanchez, International Affairs Director, Speakers: CMT– The Telecommunications Market Commission, Spain Tom Bevers, President, Employment Committee of the Pierre–Francois Docquir, Vice President, Conseil supérieur de European Union (EMCO), Belgium l’audiovisuel (CSA), Belgium Jacek Mecina, Secretary of State, Ministry of Labour and Social Konrad Piasecki, Journalist, RMF FM, Poland Policy, Poland Serghei Voitovschii, Head of Directorate for International Carlos Silva, Secretary General, General Union of Workers, Cooperation and EU Integration, Ministry of Information UGT, Portugal Technology and Communications, Republic of Moldova Tiziano Treu, Professor Emeritus, Former Minister, Italy Commentator: Commentator: Sergey Utkin, Head of Section for Political Aspects of Miroslaw Krzanik, Board Member, European Youth Forum, European Integration, Institute for World Economy and Poland International Relations, RAS, Russia

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SEPTEMBER 3 SEPTEMBER 3 17:10—18:25 discussion panel 18:35—20:30 discussion panel Partner: European Trade Union Institute Partner: Federation of Jewish Communities of Russia (FJCR) Social Dumping: Political Catchphrase or Threat to Labour Standards? How Does the Jewish Diaspora Impact Non–Jewish Communities? EU eastern enlargement gave new impetus to the debate on social dumping. It was expected that migrant workers and com- The activities of Jewish community’s organisations, while panies providing services on a cross–border scale might use low directed at the particular group, have a significant impact on East European social standards to gain an advantage on West the Non–Jewish Communities. Thus, the awareness of Jewish European markets. Some observers welcome such competition, culture grows stronger. ‘The Jewish Literature’ becomes increas- claiming that it benefits the consumers and creates new business ingly popular among the readers of other background. There opportunities (and jobs). Others fear that social dumping may appears to be a growing number of social initiatives which are Nowy Dom Zdrojowy, Sala Marmurowa lead to the erosion of social protection and a pan–European ‘race inspired by Jewish culture. In result, there are several issues worth Stary Dom Zdrojowy, Sala Prezydencka to the bottom’ in relation to wages and working conditions. Are discussing– is diaspora, traditionally prone to isolation, ready to such concerns justified? And is it possible to reconcile the eco- respond to these tendencies? To what extent does it constitute nomic and social goals of EU integration? a challenge and to what does it bring new opportunities? NGO Forum and Society and Forum NGO Society and Forum NGO Moderator: Moderator: Magdalena Bernaciak, Research Fellow, European Trade Boruh Gorin, Head of PR Department, Federation of Jewish Union Institute, Belgium Communities of Russia (FJCR), Russia Speakers: Speakers: Malgorzata Marcinska, Undersecretary of State, Ministry of Menahem Yaglom, Editor, Knizhniki, Israel Labour and Social Policy, Poland Mark Kovnatski, Musician and Composer, Germany Veronica Anna–Maria Nilsson, Confederal Secretary, Dan Makogon, Chairman of the Board, Educational Foundation European Trade Union Confederation, Sweden charity “Shiurey Torah Lubavitch”, Ukraine Ivo Slaus, President, World Academy of Art and Science, Yakov Ratner, Director, Knizhniki, Russia Croatia Ariel Wyler, Member of the Board of Directors, Religious Janusz Sniadek, Member, Parliament, Poland Affairs, Swiss Federation of Jewish Communities (SIG), Johan Willemen, Vice–President, FIEC European Construction Switzerland Industry Federation, Belgium Alexander Lokshin, Senior Research Fellow, Institute of Oriental Studies of the Russian Academy of Sciences, Russia Commentator: Bert Sadowski, Professor, IEMEM European Institute of Employment and Migration, Belgium

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SEPTEMBER 3 Agnieszka Pachciarz, President, National Health Fund, Poland Konstanty Radziwill, Vice–president, The Polish Chamber of 16:00—17:15 thematic block Physicians and Dentists, Poland Jakub Szulc, A Member of Parliament, Parliament, Poland Partner: EY Adam Windak, Professor, National Consultant in Family Medicine, Jagiellonian University Medical College, Coordinated Health Care – International Department of Family Medicine, Poland Experiences and Recommendations for Poland

Dom Forum, Sala Rzeszów In view of economic challenges that we have to face the question Dom Forum, Sala Rzeszów if we can or even should include some elements of coordinated health care in the Polish health care system becomes more and more relevant. How should we proceed to make a coordinated health care possible? Should it be available on all levels of health

Health Care Forum Health Care care? These issues will be discussed during the session by rep- Forum Health Care resentatives of institutions that regulate or finance the health care system in Poland and by those who represent institutions providing basic health care.

Coordinated Health Care – International Experiences and Recommendations for Poland

Moderator: Witold Paweł Kalbarczyk, Health Protection Expert, Poland

Coordinated Health Care – International Experiences and Recommendations for Poland

Moderator: Lukasz Zalicki, Partner, EY, Poland Speakers: Bartosz Arlukowicz, Minister, Ministry of Health, Poland Piotr Gerber, President of the Board, EMC Medical Institute, Poland

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SEPTEMBER 3 Wojciech Dziworski, Director of the Section for Innovation and Healthy Ageing Directorate General for Health and 17:25—18:25 discussion panel Consumers (DG SANCO), European Commission, Poland Wladyslaw Kosiniak–Kamysz, Minister, Ministry of Labour Partners: The Healthy Ageing Foundation and Social Policy, Poland The Employers’ Union of Innovative Andrzej Malinowski, President, Employers of Poland, Poland Pharmaceutical Companies INFARMA Slawomir Neumann, Secretary of State, Ministry of Health, Poland What Are the Aims of the Polish Policy for Pawel Sztwiertnia, General Director, The Employers” Union Seniors? Healthy Ageing– A Challenge for of Innovative Pharmaceutical Companies INFARMA, Expert, Employers of Poland, Poland Dom Forum, Sala Rzeszów the Polish Economy Dom Forum, Sala Rzeszów Commentator: For many years, Poland has been in the top 30 demographically Jozef Lassota, Member, Parliament, Poland oldest countries in the world. For every 100 people of working age Krystyna Lewkowicz, President, National Agreement Third 28 persons account for retirement age. According to forecasts by Age University in Warsaw, The Third Age University in Nowy Health Care Forum Health Care the CSO, until 2030 the number of people of retirement age will Sacz, Poland Forum Health Care increase to 9.6 million, and the Polish health care system and social Michal Szczerba, Member of Parliament RP, Parliament, Poland services are not prepared for the ongoing demographic transition. Agnieszka Szpara, Expert, Employers of Poland, Poland How to ensure for the Polish society a decent and active old age? How to change the image of the seniors for them not to be seen as a burden on the system? Invited experts will discuss complex solutions regarding health and active aging in the context of demographic change and new economic challenges. Special guest: Lech Walesa, Nobel Peace Prize Laureate, President of Poland 1990–1995, Lech Walesa Institute, Poland Moderator: Boleslaw Samolinski, Professor, National Consultant in Public Health, Warsaw Medical University, Poland Speakers: Barbara Bien, Head of the Geriatrics Clinic, Medical University of Bialystok ,Deputy President on Medical Affairs in Polish Geriatric Association, Poland

36 37 Regions Forum Regions Forum Pawilon – Sala Muszyna Pawilon – Sala Wierchomla

SEPTEMBER 3 SEPTEMBER 3 16:00—16:15 report 16:00—16:15 report

Regional Poland Regional Poland

Research of the country regions allows to asses, using meas- Research of the country regions allows to asses, using meas- urable indicators, the scale of diversity. This problem is com- urable indicators, the scale of diversity. This problem is com- monly tested with two points of view: we speak of economic monly tested with two points of view: we speak of economic

Pawilon, Sala Muszyna and social cohesion. In the first case, the total economic activity and social cohesion. In the first case, the total economic activity

of the regions is considered in terms of gross domestic product. of the regions is considered in terms of gross domestic product. Wierchomla Sala Pawilon, In the second one: in specific measures for socio–economic In the second one: in specific measures for socio–economic

Regions Forum development, mostly the state of the infrastructure, the education development, mostly the state of the infrastructure, the education Regions Forum system, the level of healthcare, unemployment and poverty levels system, the level of healthcare, unemployment and poverty levels quantified. For analytical purposes the country is divided into quantified. For analytical purposes the country is divided into large parts, considering different criteria of income inequalities large parts, considering different criteria of income inequalities within the country. They are the following assumptions: the within the country. They are the following assumptions: the hypothesis of the Vistula and Wisloka, triangle hypothesis, the hypothesis of the Vistula and Wisloka, triangle hypothesis, the hypothesis of extreme eastern belt, the hypothesis of extreme hypothesis of extreme eastern belt, the hypothesis of extreme east and west belts, south hypothesis, the hypothesis of three east and west belts, south hypothesis, the hypothesis of three old partitions, the hypothesis of Eastern Poland. old partitions, the hypothesis of Eastern Poland. Moderator: Moderator: Leszek Jasiński, Professor, Institute of Economics, Polish Krzysztof Adamiec, Director of Postgraduate Studies, Institute Academy of Sciences, Poland of Economics, Polish Academy of Sciences, Poland

38 39 Regions Forum Regions Forum Pawilon – Sala Muszyna Pawilon – Sala Wierchomla

SEPTEMBER 3 SEPTEMBER 3 16:15—17:35 ssssion 16:15—17:35 session

Leaders or Technocrats: Who Will Shape the Government – Local Government – In Future of Self–government? Search of a New Order

The history of local government in Poland is a path from enthu- The local government in Poland has solidified and developed siasm and mission to red tape and professionalism. Extraor- a strong presence in the public sector. Today, it is hard to imagine Pawilon, Sala Muszyna dinary times need extraordinary leaders. Can these be people a sustainable development of our country without active partici- that understand their profession as leadership and implement pation of local governments at all levels. After 15 years from the Wierchomla Sala Pawilon, visionary projects? To what extent the development of local last reform of local government, it is worth considering a new Regions Forum communities can be based on law? or modified order between the central, regional and local gov- Regions Forum ernment. Even more so, since the global economic crisis has left Moderator: its mark on mutual relations. However, the next big challenge Jan Rokita, Lawyer, Lecturer, Publicist, Poland facing us is the new Multiannual Financial Framework – if we made good use of it, we could radically change the economic situation Speakers: in Poland and in Polish society. Mariusz Blaszczak, Chairman of the Parliamentary Club Low & Justice, Poland Moderator: Andrzej Duda, Member, Parliament, Poland Kazimierz Marcinkiewicz, Adviser, Economic and Financial Rafal Grupinski, Member, Chairman of the Civic Platform Consulting, Poland Parliamentary Club, Parliament, Poland Jacek Michalowski, Head of the Chancellery of the Polish Speakers: President, Chancellery of the President of the Republic of Piotr Glinski, Chairman of the Board, “The Programme for Poland, Poland Poland” Association, Poland Marek Sowa, Marshal of the Małopolska Region, Poland Eugeniusz Grzeszczak, Deputy Speaker, Parliament, Poland Witold Stepien, Marshal, Marshal’s Office in Lodz, Poland Jacek Majchrowski, Mayor, City Hall of Krakow, Poland Piotr Uszok, Mayor of Katowice City, Katowice City Hall, Poland Jozef Oleksy, Head of the Jury, Programme Council of the Economic Forum, Poland Janusz Palikot, Chairman, Member, Ruch Palikota, Poland Grzegorz Schetyna, Chairman of the Foreign Affairs Committee, Parliament, Poland Miroslaw Sekula, Marshal, Marshal’s Office of Sielesian Region, Poland Beata Szydlo, Member of Parliament of the Republic of Poland, Parliament, Poland

40 41 Regions Forum Regions Forum Pawilon – Sala Wierchomla Pawilon – Sala Muszyna

SEPTEMBER 3 SEPTEMBER 3 17:45—18:25 workshop 17:45—18:25 workshop Partner: Public Procurement Office Off–budgeting Instruments Designated for How to Choose a Contractor Guaranteeing Local Government Investments Funding Proper Execution of the Order: Learning from Experiences Moderator: Ryszard Kruk, Senior Advisor, Enterprise Investors, Poland Pawilon, Sala Muszyna Pawilon, Sala Wierchomla Sala Pawilon, Moderator: Speakers:

Regions Forum Jacek Sadowy, President, Public Procurement Office, Poland Lukasz Dziekonski, Member of the Management Board, Regions Forum Marguerite Fund, Poland Speakers: Stanislaw Lipinski, Treasurer, City Hall of Szczecin, Poland Pawel Nowicki, Member, European Commission Stakeholder Adam Zelezik, Director of Corporate Banking, Bank DnB NORD, Expert Group on Public Procurement, Poland Poland Lech Witecki, General Director, General Directorate for National Roads and Motorways, Poland

42 43 Regions Forum Pawilon – Sala Wierchomla

SEPTEMBER 3 Paweł Stelmaszczyk, Head of ITS, DG MOVE Department, European Commission, Belgium 18:35—20:35 discussion panel Witold Stepien, Marshal, Marshal’s Office in Lodz, Poland Lech Witecki, General Director, General Directorate for Partner: Przewozy Regionalne Sp. z o.o. National Roads and Motorways, Poland Public Transport: Its Development and Integration

Transport forecasts indicate that the attractiveness of the public transport system will improve its effectiveness. This implies Pawilon, Sala Wierchomla Sala Pawilon, improving the quality of services offered so far. The analyzes Wierchomla Sala Pawilon,

Regions Forum confirm that only the integrated public transport has a chance Regions Forum to compete with private cars. It is necessary, therefore, that a ticket and a tariff are integrated and functional. Is it possible to reach an agreement without the new legislation? Can local government afford latest communication technologies? Special guest: Andrzej Massel, Undersecretary of State, Ministry of Transport, Construction and Maritime Economy, Poland Moderator: Kazimierz Barczyk, Chairman, Council of the Malopolska Region, Poland Speakers: Marcin Celejewski, Member of the Board, PKP Intercity SA, Poland Simon David Ellis, Lead Transport Economist, The World Bank, Belgium Jury Iskanderov, Director General, Innovation Center for Transportation Studies, Russia Ryszard Kuc, President of the Board, General Director, Przewozy Regionalne Sp. z o.o., Poland Pawel Kuglarz, Partner, Legal Adviser, WOLF THEISS P. Daszkowski, Poland Manuel Mota, CEO, Member of the Board, Mota–Engil Central Europe S.A., Portugal

44 45 Regions Forum Macroeconomics Pawilon – Sala Muszyna Dom Forum – Sala Kraków

SEPTEMBER 3 SEPTEMBER 3 18:35—20:15 discussion panel 16:00—17:00 discussion panel Partner: Citi Handlowy Partner: Samsung Electronics Polska Google Healthy Public Finances– Why Are They So Expensive? Leaders of the Future. Who Will Create the Economy of Tomorrow?

Pawilon, Sala Muszyna A reform of public finance is one of the most common topics of the

economic and political debate in Poland. Every new government What skills are needed to strengthen the competitiveness of Dom Forum, Sala Kraków proposes their own solutions aiming to reduce public debt. In Polish economy based on knowledge? How to form an education

Regions Forum times of economic crisis we are still searching for an answer to system in Poland, a system that will educate future generations of the dilemma: should we reduce costs or rather increase taxes? Is competent, ambitious and open–minded people, well–prepared our State expensive? Does it work as efficiently as it should? And for creating tomorrow’s market? How, with help of modern edu- Macroeconomics if not, what can we do to make it more efficient? cation and new technologies, a competitive economy should be established? Those are just some of the topics to be discussed Special guest: during the panel, where we will reflect on how to raise future Janusz Lewandowski, Budget and Financial Programming leaders. Commissioner, European Commission, Poland Moderator: Moderator: Marcin Piatkowski, Senior Economist, World Bank, Poland Wojciech Misiag, Vicepresident, Supreme Audit Office (SAO), Poland Speakers: Jan Krzysztof Bielecki, Chairman of the Economic Council Speakers: to the Prime Minister, Former Prime Minister of Poland, Gabriel Biris, Partner, Biris Goran SCPA, Romania Chancellery of the Prime Minister of the Republic of Poland, Francesco Boccia, Chairman of the Committe on Budget, Poland Treasure, and Programming, Chamber of Deputies, Italy Jan Figel, Vice President, National Council, Slovakia Valeriy Dubil, Deputy Chairman of the Committe on the Maciej Filipkowski, Vice President and Head of IT Division and Budget, Verkhovna Rada, Ukraine Mobile, Samsung Electronics Polska Sp. z o.o., Poland Barbara Koszulap, Deputy Chairman of the Board, National Kacper Nowicki, Software Engineer Director, Google, Poland Fund for Environment Protection and Water Management, Poland Marcin Murawski, Director, Citi Handlowy, Poland Andrzej Parafianowicz, Undersecretary of State, Ministry of Finance, Poland Ryszard Petru, Partner, PwC, Poland

46 47 Macroeconomics Dom Forum – Sala Kraków

SEPTEMBER 3 Commentator: Bojan Pancevski, EU Correspondent, Sunday Times, United 17:10—18:25 discussion panel Kingdom Partner: Open Europe How to Preserve the Single Market in Face of the Euro–Crisis?

As a result of eurozone rescue policies, the distinction between

Dom Forum, Sala Kraków the 17 Eurozone countries on one hand and the 11 remaining EU Dom Forum, Sala Kraków member states is widening. Attempts to establish a banking union could lead to a separate financial regulatory framework, potentially putting into doubt the EU’s free flow of capital. Meanwhile,

Macroeconomics partly as a result of the crisis, credit markets within the Eurozone Macroeconomics are already fragmenting at national borders. Will closer economic integration in the Eurozone eventually lead to a break–up of the single market? What can policy makers do to prevent this? Moderator: Pieter Cleppe, Head of the Brussels Office, Open Europe, Belgium Speakers: Jan Figel, Vice President, National Council, Slovakia Pier Giorgio Gawronski, Economist, Il Fatto Quotidiano, Italy Walter Koren, Director General, Advantage Austria, Austrian Federal Economic Chamber, Austria Georg Milbradt, Former Minister President of Saxony, Government of Free State of Saxony, Germany Guglielmo Picchi, Member, Chamber of Deputies, Italy Wawrzyniec Smoczynski, Managing Director of POLITYKA INSIGHT and Chief of Foreign Department, Polityka weekly, POLITYKA INSIGHT, Poland Barbara Woodward, Director General, Economic and Consular, UK Foreign Office, United Kingdom

48 49 New Economy New Economy Dom Forum – Sala Łódź Dom Forum – Sala Łódź

SEPTEMBER 3 SEPTEMBER 3 16:00—17:10 discussion panel 17:10—18:25 discussion panel Partner: BRE Bank SA Partner: National Agency of Investment and Privatization in Belarus Rebranding – Opportunities and Risks. Local and Global Brands Belarus: New Investment Perspectives. Privatization, Pharmaceuticals, Common Dom Forum, Sala Łódź A change of a branding is a serious and challenging decision Economic Space Dom Forum, Sala Łódź for each company. Does it always produce desired results? Why is it worth changing the brand and when is it more profitable

New Economy Belarus invites foreign investors to direct investment, also through New Economy to remain with the old one? How to prepare and execute the privatization. State Institution, “National Agency for Investment change, and most of all, how much does it cost? Is it easier for and Privatization” with the support of the World Bank is engaged bigger and more respected company or for a new player, who is in the privatization of eight state–owned companies. The phar- just about to enter the competition? When is it simply necessary maceutical industry is one of the most promising branches of to change the brand? These questions will be answered by those the Belorussian economy. Pharmaceuticals are produced by who had already faced such dilemmas. What lessons come from 26 companies, including 6 state–owned. By 2014, according to their experiences? government plans, the share of the production, calculated in the prices of products, should equal 50% (in 2012 amounted to 30.4%). Moderator: Corporations investing in Belarus have access to a 170 – million Przemyslaw Gdanski, Vice–President, BRE Bank SA, Poland market of Common Economic Space. Speakers: Moderator: Franciszek Hutten–Czapski, Partner, The Boston Consulting Mirko Cvetkovic, Advisor, Former Prime Minister of Serbia, Group, Poland NAIP Belarus, Serbia Andrzej Klesyk, President of the Board, PZU SA, Poland Jan Kolanski, CEO of Colian SA, Colian Group, Poland Speakers: Pawel Kucharski, Director, BRE Bank SA, Poland Michel Contini, Director, EuroRTB, Belarus Maciej Witucki, President, Orange Polska, Poland Anton Kudasov, Vice–Minister, Ministry of Economy, Belarus Vladymir Reznikov, Director, “Medplast” JSC, Belarus Olga Rutkouskaya, Director, Privatisation Office, National Agency of Investment and Privatization in Belarus, Belarus Pavel Laschenko, Managing Partner, EY (Ernst & Young, Belarus), Belarus

50 51 State and Reforms State and Reforms Nowy Dom Forum – Sala Jaworzyna Nowy Dom Forum – Sala Jaworzyna

SEPTEMBER 3 SEPTEMBER 3 16:00—17:00 discussion panel 17:10—18:25 discussion panel Partner: BRE Bank SA Post–crisis Europe: Conclusions and Predictions Funding of Projects and Export Transactions with the Support of Export Credit Insurance Discussion will focus on one of the most important challenges of the modern politics, economy and culture, namely the economic Corporation Joint Stock Company (KUKE) crisis in Europe. The participants of the debate will search for answers concerning our continent’s economy in the nearest future Foreign trade is always a risk for the entrepreneur. Exports of and in few years time. What kind of lessons will we learn from goods associated with potential attractive profit, in case of lack of these crucial moments? Will Europe be different after crisis? More payments, could plunge the company in trouble. The vindication abroad is quite a time and costs–consuming process. The banks

Nowy Dom Forum, Sala Jaworzyna integrated? Or perhaps more divided by economic and political Nowy Dom Forum, Sala Jaworzyna know this, which is why the risk of such transactions is properly

State and Reforms and State antagonisms? Will societies be inclined to suffer consequences of Reforms and State irresponsible political decisions and risky operations performed valued. How do entrepreneurs need to reduce the risk of export by the financial sector? to ensure its financing? Debt insurance and insurance guarantees are examples of tools that allow to sail out on the international Moderator: waters safely. Janusz Jankowiak, Chief Economist, Polish Business Roundtable, Poland Moderator: Przemyslaw Gdanski, Vice–President, BRE Bank SA, Poland Speakers: Dariusz Filar, Professor, University of Gdansk, Poland Speakers: Mirosław Gronicki, Owner, Macroeconomic Consultants, Georg Folian, Vice–President, Waimpex Finanz–und Poland Beteiligungs AG, Austria Istvan Szekely, Country Director, European Commission, DG Dariusz Kacprzyk, Acting President of the Management Board, ECFIN, Belgium Bank Gospodarstwa Krajowego, Poland Jaroslaw Miller, Partner, Head of Banking and Financial Law, Linklaters C. Wiśniewski and Partners, Poland Dariusz Poniewierka, President of the Board, Export Credit Insurance Corporation Joint Stock Company, Poland

52 53 International Politics International Politics Stary Dom Zdrojowy – Sala Telewizyjna Stary Dom Zdrojowy – Sala Telewizyjna

SEPTEMBER 3 SEPTEMBER 3 16:00—17:00 discussion panel 17:10—18:25 discussion panel Partner: Financial Supervision Commission Why Do We Need The Left? Who Is Responsible for the Global Crisis The upcoming elections to the European Parliament provide – Bankers or Politicians? a great possibility to discuss the current and future condition of the Left. The today’s situation of the left–wing parties in the Politicians and bankers accuse each other of bringing the financial European countries looks different – in some countries, like in markets on the verge of collapse. The former ones are said to Poland or Hungary, the left remained weak and divided, on the be lacking in consequence and to loose the sight of things in electoral threshold. In other countries, like Italy or France the Left the midst of the decision–making process. The latter are con- parties have won the elections, achieving sweeping victory. Is the sidered to strive for financial gains on the expense of economic crisis in the Left parties caused by the lack of the strong leadership stability. Who’s to be blamed for the global crisis and how to or the change of the Left postulates? What shall be the role of the avoid repeating this scenario in the future? The participants of Stary Dom Zdrojowy, Sala Telewizyjna modern Left on the political scene? Stary Dom Zdrojowy, Sala Telewizyjna this debate – both businessmen and politicians – will seek the

International Politics International answer. Moderator: Politics International Krzysztof Gawkowski, Secretary General, Democratic Left Moderator: Alliance, Poland Andrzej Reich, Director of Regulatory Banking and Payment Authorities and Cooperative Savings and Credit Unions, Speakers: Financial Supervision Authority, Poland Rudolf Bindig, Honorary Associate of the Parliamentary Assembly, Council of Europe, Germany Speakers: Igor Dodon, Member of Parliament, President, Party of Adam Farkas, Executive Director, European Banking Authority, Socialists of Republic of Moldova, Republic of Moldova United Kingdom Piotr Guzial, Mayor, Ursynow District of Warsaw Office, Poland Mateusz Morawiecki, President of the Management Board, Ivailo Kalfin, Member, European Parliament, Bulgaria Bank Zachodni WBK S.A., Poland Jose Sanchez Amor, Member of the EU Committee / Special Mauro Parascandolo, Head of Financial Supervision, Bank of Representative Cross Border Cooperation at OSCE PA, Italy, Italy Congress of Deputies, Cortes Generales, Spain Jochen Sanio, Former President, Federal Financial Supervisory Authority, Germany Commentator: Cezary Stypulkowski, President of the Board, BRE Bank SA, Jean-Pierre Pagé, Chief Editor, Tableau de bord des pays Poland d’Europe centrale et orientale, France Oleg Vostrykh, President, Foundation “High School of Professional Politics”, Ukraine

54 55 Presentations Presentations Nowy Dom Zdrojowy – Sala Karpaty Nowy Dom Zdrojowy – Sala Karpaty

SEPTEMBER 3 SEPTEMBER 3 16:00—17:00 discussion panel 17:10—18:25 discussion panel Partner: Rusian Orthodox University Partner: All–Russian Public Opinion Research Center (VCIOM) Catholicism and Orthodox Church and the Challenges of Modern Europe The Future of NGOs in Russia. Collapse or New Development? There are millions of worshipers of both religions in Europe. Can they, despite their cultural and theological differences, work After a decline in protest activity 2011–2012, Russian authorities together? An example of such a cooperation can be the Joint have taken a number of steps to increase control over civil Presentations Presentations Message to the Nations of Poland And Russia. Which issues that society. In order to prevent the use of national NGOs by foreign are not directly connected to faith can be jointly resolved? In structures as an instrument leading to the domestic instability,

Nowy Dom Zdrojowy, Sala Karpaty what way? the government enforced rules regulating the activity of such Nowy Dom Zdrojowy, Sala Karpaty organizations in the country. Rigorous checks of NGOs were Moderator: caused by the loud act on “foreign agents”. The speakers of the Peter Yeremyeyev, Rector, Rusian Orthodox University, Russia debate, representing state organs, international community of experts as well as NGOs that were covered by this law, will talk Speakers: about prospects for NGOs in Russia. Sven–Erik Brodd, Professor, Uppsala University, Sweden Victor Khroul, Associate Professor, M.V. Lomonosov Moscow Moderator: State University, Russia Valery Fedorov, Director General, All–Russian Public Opinion Roman Gamotha, President, ÖMHIKKA, Austria Research Center (VCIOM), Russia Henryk Muszynski, Archbishop, Archdiocese of Gniezno, Poland Speakers: Isidor Roman Tupikin, Bishop of Smolensk and Vyazma, Igor Zadorin, Director, Zircon Research group, Russia Russian Orthodox Church, Russia Vladimir Zvonovsky, Sociologist, Foundation for Social Maciej Zieba, President, Tertio Millennio Institute, Poland Research, Russia Elena Lukyanova, Member, Honoured Lawyer of the Russian Federation, Public Chamber of Russian Federation, Russia Commentator: Teimuraz Khomeriki, Member of the Board, Regional Development Resource Center, Georgia Olga Kamenchuk, Director on International Research, All–Russian Public Opinion Research Center (VCIOM), Russia

56 57 European Union and its Neighbours European Union and its Neighbours Nowy Dom Forum – Sala Prehyba Nowy Dom Forum – Sala Prehyba

SEPTEMBER 3 SEPTEMBER 3 16:00—17:00 discussion panel 17:10—18:25 discussion panel Partner: EU–Ukraine Business Council Optimism or Disappointment? Do Removing the Economic and Political Blocks Europeans Still Believe in the EU? to Investment in the Eastern Partnership Despite the financial crisis half of the Europeans perceive the EU Countries in a positive way. But according to the Eurobarometer, the level of support for the EU is now lower than ever, especially if you look Economic recession has forced companies worldwide to at it from a broader perspective. The other half considers the EU re–evaluate the risk profile of their investment strategies, and to a good institution. How long will Europeans remain Euro–enthu- take a fresh look at business opportunities in the countries of the

Nowy Dom Forum, Sala Prehyba siast, especially in times of crisis, rising unemployment and social Nowy Dom Forum, Sala Prehyba Eastern Partnership. But problems in respect of corruption, the conditions which get worse every year? absence of protection of property rights, and the rule of law are to varying degrees obstacles to investment in the EU’s Eastern Moderator: Neighbourhood. But can more be done by the EU to remove Pawel Lisicki, Editor–in–Chief, Do Rzeczy, Poland blocks to investment, and improve the profile of these countries to make them more attractive to foreign investors. Speakers: Roger Albinyana, Foreign Affairs Secretary, Government of Moderator: Catalonia, Spain James Wilson, Managing Director, EU–Ukraine Business Mihaly Balla, Head of Foreign Affairs Cabinet, Fidesz– Council, Belgium Hungarian Civic Union, Hungary Timmy Dooley, Member, Parliament, Ireland Speakers: John Grogan, Chairman, The Mongolian, British Chamber of Hrant Bagratyan, Member, National Assembly, Armenia Commerce, United Kingdom Douglas Henderson, Former Chair ESDA Defence Committee Marcel Oberweis, Deputy, Chamber of Deputies, Luxembourg & Former UK Defence Minister, United Kingdom Gabriel Onaca, Secretary of State, Ministry of European Paul Keetch, Director, Wellington International, United Founds, Romania Kingdom European Union and its Neighbours and Union European John Roosegaarde Bisschop, Minister’s EU Strategy Advisor, its Neighbours and Union European Oleg Reidman, Member of Parliament, Party of Communist of Ministry of Foreign Affairs, The Netherlands the Republic of Moldova, Republic of Moldova Antonio Somma, Head of the Eurasia Competitiveness Programme, Organisation for Economic Co–operation and Development (OECD), Italy Marcin Swiecicki, Member, Parliament, Poland

58 59 European Union and its Neighbours Special Events Nowy Dom Forum – Sala Prehyba Nowy Dom Forum – Sala Koncertowa

SEPTEMBER 3 SEPTEMBER 3 18:30—19:30 discussion panel 17:10—18:25 discussion panel Partner: ArcelorMittal Poland Russia: What Kind of Neighbor Is It? What Is the Future of Iron and Steel Industry Relations with Russia have always been difficult and the source of trouble can be tracked back to previous centuries. How these in the EU Eastern and Central European relations look like nowadays? Is an open, constructive dialogue Countries? with Moscow possible at all? What are individual experiences of European and Asian nations? The debate will answer this ques- Iron and steel industry in the European Union’s members from tions from the perspective of individual experience, successes and Central and Eastern Europe’s region has experienced many Special Events Special failures both in bilateral and multilateral relations. set–backs deriving from such factors as: the economic slowdown Nowy Dom Forum, Sala Prehyba and its result – vast reduction in demand, competition originated

Moderator: from the law–cost countries, unfair protectionist behaviors, VAT Nowy Dom Forum, Sala Koncertowa Robert Nurick, Senior Fellow, Atlantic Council of the U.S., USA frauds destabilizing the market, new challenges of EU climate policy and maybe the most vital of them – rising prices of energy Speakers: carriers. At the same time, one can no longer describe Poland Mihai Ghimpu, Member of Parliament, President, Liberal Party, as a low–cost labour country and thereby our most important Republic of Moldova economic advantage vanished. Discussion on such matters is also Tiberio Graziani, President, IsAG, Institute for Advanced a debate concerning the hundreds of thousands of workplaces, Studies on Geopolitics and Auxiliary Sciences, Italy the trade balance of the EU and the possible development scheme Tinatin Khidasheli, Member, Parliament, Georgia of the whole EU. Piotr Naimski, Member, Parliament, Poland Grzegorz Schetyna, Chairman of the Foreign Affairs Moderator: Committee, Parliament, Poland Jan Krol, Former Deputy Speaker of Parliament, Foundation for Development of Local Democracy, Poland Commentator: David Clark, Chairman, The Russia Foundation, United Speakers: Kingdom Surojit Ghosh, Member of the Board, Country Manager, European Union and its Neighbours and Union European Nazim Mammadov, President, Economy Club, Azerbaijan ArcelorMittal Poland, India Fabrissi Vielmini, Member of Editorial Board, Geopolitica, Italy Jerzy Kozicz, President of the Board, CMC Poland Spółka z o.o., Boris Zaritskiy, Professor, The Finance Academy under the RF Poland Government, Russia Juris Puce, State secretary, Ministry of Economics, Latvia Jose Vilaseca, General Director, Celsa Huta Ostrowiec Sp. z o.o., Poland Stefan Dzionniak

60 61 NOTES NOTES

62 63 – Plenary Sessions Dom Forum – Sala Plenarna

�� SEPTEMBER 4 �� 09:00—10:30 plenary session �� Partners: Ministry of Economy �� Łódzkie Region �� British Embassy, Warsaw �� Central Europe Scorecard 2030 – Emerging �� or Emerged? �� Dom Forum, Sala Plenarna The emerging markets of Central Europe offer sustainable �� growth opportunity as they chase convergence. Consumer �� markets are developing and infrastructure modernisation is key Plenary Sessions �� to competitiveness. Growth will be underpinned by EU funds and �� international trade. Too often Opportunity Emerging Europe is �� overlooked or its near shore context missed. This top level panel is �� aimed at creating and debating the opportunity context from now �� to 2030. It is a “must attend” session for CEOs and business leaders �� who want to understand the real benefits of doing business with �� Emerging Europe. �� Moderator: �� Christian Lowe, Bureau Chief Central Europe and the Balkans, �� Reuters, United Kingdom �� Speakers: �� Jiri Cienciala, Minister, Ministry of Trade and Industry, Czech �� Republic Zoltan Csefalvay, Minister of State, Ministry for National �� Economy, Hungary �� Sajid Javid, Economic Secretary to the Treasury, United �� Kingdom �� Dariusz Oleszczuk, Managing Partner of an International Law �� Firm in Europe, Dentons, Poland �� Janusz Piechocinski, Deputy Prime Minister, Minister, Ministry �� of Economy, Poland �� Aleksandr Vilkul, Deputy Prime Minister, Government of �� Ukraine, Ukraine �� 65 – Plenary Sessions International Security Dom Forum – Sala Plenarna Stary Dom Zdrojowy – Sala Restauracyjna

SEPTEMBER 4 SEPTEMBER 4 15:40—17:10 plenary session 10:40—11:55 discussion panel Partner: Małopolska Regional Development Agency Partners: Blanquerna Fundacion– The Communications (MARR SA) Policy and Economics Institute (CP&EI) Exatel S.A. From Recession to Recovery. Reviving Growth in Europe Future of Communications vs. Challenges of the New Economy Europe needs to revive economic growth to help break the Dom Forum, Sala Plenarna vicious cycle that keeps many countries stuck in crisis mode Europe has just initiated a process of switching to digital tech- — the feedback loop between weak government finances, weak nology. New applications and services, such as e–health or hybrid banks, and weak growth that continually undermine each other. tv, offer significant advantages to citizens and entrepreneurs as Plenary Sessions Policymakers in Europe have taken unprecedented actions in well as a stimulation for the economy. Many of these new ideas recent months to stave off economic and financial turbulences. can’t be conceived due to the ADSL network, though. New However, with the recession continuing, and unemployment high

investments in the infrastructure are in great need in order to Stary Dom Zdrojowy, Sala Restauracyjna and on the rise in many countries, policymakers need to take guarantee sufficient speed. To achieve that, we need to build further action. What challenges should be tackled in Europe that a strong European telecommunication sector, which will secure SecurityInternational hinder growth potential? modern infrastructure. How to create a competitive market and stable regulations? Moderator: Krzysztof Rybinski, Rector, Academy of Finance and Business Moderator: Vistula, Poland Fabio del Alisal Sanchez, International Affairs Director, CMT– The Telecommunications Market Commission, Spain Speakers: Mario Baldassarri, Former Deputy Minister of Economic Speakers: Development, President, Economia reale, Italy Nadia Babaali, Communication Director, FTTH Council Europe, M.Elena Bryan, Senior Trade Representative, U.S. Mission to France the European Union, USA Fabio Colasanti, President, International Institute of Janusz Lewandowski, Budget and Financial Programming Communications, Italy Commissioner, European Commission, Poland Pavel Filip, Minister of informatic technologies and Wilhelm Molterer, Vice President, European Investment Bank, communication, Republic of Moldova Luxembourg Monika Piatkowska, Member of the Board, Polish Information Pawel Olechnowicz, President of the Board, President of and Foreign Investment Agency (PAIiIZ S.A.), Poland Directors’ Board of CEEP, LOTOS Group, Poland Wojciech Pomykala, President of the Board, Exatel S.A., Poland Pedro Pereira da Silva, Chief Operations Officer (COO) of Carlo Rossotto, Regional ICT Coordinator for the ECA and Jeronimo Martins Group, Country Manager Poland & Portugal, MNA Regions, The World Bank, USA Jeronimo Martins Polska S.A., Poland

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SEPTEMBER 4 Commentator: Mohamed Ben–Madani, Founder and Editor, The Maghreb 12:05—13:05 discussion panel Review, United Kingdom Klaus Wittmann, Senior Fellow, Brigadier General (ret.), Aspen Partner: The Henry Jackson Society Institute, Germany Does NATO Need to Change? New Partners, New Challenges

NATO’s relations with countries outside the Euro–Atlantic area have developed over the past few years. The impetus for this action was the cooperation in Afghanistan. Such countries as Japan, South Korea and Australia have been involved in it. At the same time NATO is often criticized by its “old allies” for insufficient attention to civilians and inefficiency. How serious are the NATO problems and does the Alliance, faced with new challenges, have the potential to become a more global organization? Stary Dom Zdrojowy, Sala Restauracyjna Stary Dom Zdrojowy, Sala Restauracyjna

International SecurityInternational Special guest: SecurityInternational Valdis Zatlers, Former President of the Republic of Latvia, MP, Chairman of the National Security Committee, Parliament of Latvia, Latvia Moderator: Olivier Guitta, Research Director, The Henry Jackson Society, United Kingdom Speakers: Marc Abensour, Director for International, Strategic and Technological Affairs, Secretariat–General for National Defence, France Julian Richards, Co–Director, Studies in Security, Intelligence, Diplomacy and Global Affairs, University of Buckingham, United Kingdom Francisco Ruiz Gonzalez, Commander, Navy, Spain Tomasz Siemoniak, Minister, Ministry of National Defence, Poland

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SEPTEMBER 4 SEPTEMBER 4 13:15—14:15 discussion panel 14:25—15:25 discussion panel Partner: Strategy International Partner: Agency for Strategic Communications Europe Within the International Security A Potential for Conflict? Ethnic Minorities in System: Time for Changes? Central and Eastern Europe

The European security system was formed after the World War Over the centuries, minorities have become a permanent element II. By the European decision, it was linked to the economy and of Central and Eastern European countries’ reality. How to pre- the growing European structures. But, despite supporting the serve the heritage of multicultural societies while at the same time internal security, Europe does not provide the rest of the world minimizing the risk of ethnic–based clashes? How to ensure the with the same. Within the cooperation with NATO and the US, equal rights for various sorts of ethnic groups allowing neither Europe devotes too few resources to armaments, and the EU Army discrimination of minority by majority nor terrorizing majority by still remains a project. What is the real condition of the European minority? How to draw the line between the nation’s title to its security? Are there any serious changes to be made? own state and destructive separatism? Stary Dom Zdrojowy, Sala Restauracyjna Stary Dom Zdrojowy, Sala Restauracyjna

International SecurityInternational Moderator: Moderator: SecurityInternational Farid Mirbagheri, Director / Professor, Strategy international/ Oleg Bondarenko, Managing Partner, Agency for Strategic University of Nicosia, United Kingdom Communications, Russia Speakers: Speakers: Vincenzo Camporini, Vice President, International Affairs Refat Chubarov, President, World Congress of Crimean Tatars, Institute, Italy Ukraine Hugh Dykes, Member, House of Lords, United Kingdom Mihail Formuzal, Governor of Gagauzia, Executive Committee Iulian Fota, National Security Advisor, Presidency of Romania, of Gagauzia, Republic of Moldova Romania Hunor Kelemen, President, Democratic Alliance of Hungarians Igor Korotchenko, Editor–in–Chief, National Defense in Romania, Romania Publishing House, Ltd, Russia Elizabete Krivcova, Head of the Board, Latvian Non–citizens’ Carl von der Esch, State Secretary, Ministry of Defence, Congress, Latvia Sweden Jan–Robert Suesser, Member of the Board, Human Rights League, France Magdalena Vasaryova, Member of Parliament, National Council, Slovakia

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Commentator: SEPTEMBER 4 Antin Borkovsky, Editor of TV audition, Western Information Agency, Ukraine 10:40—11:55 discussion panel Evgeniy Tsarkov, Advisor of the First Deputy Head, Verkhovna Partner: Bain & Company Poland Rada, Ukraine Dmitrijs Rodionovs, Deputy Mayor, Daugavpils City Council, Latvia A Recipe for Growth: How Does the Strength of Customer Relationships Contribute to Creating Value in a Company?

Bain & Company studies show that companies focused on their Dom Forum, Sala Tarnów customers outperform the competition by 4–8%. In theory, most executives believe that client retention is an important priority for their companies. Yet in practice, few companies actually achieve this goal. Successful organizations understand the essentials of effective customer relationship management. How can strong

Stary Dom Zdrojowy, Sala Restauracyjna customer relationships help in building competitive advantage? How to use Net Promoter System for growth? To what extent International SecurityInternational does employee commitment to building customer relationships contribute to a company’s success? Moderator:

Jacek Poswiata, Managing Director, Bain & Company Poland Business and Management Sp. z o.o., Poland Speakers: Miroslaw Bielinski, President of the Board, ENERGA Group, Poland Przemyslaw Gdanski, Vice–President, BRE Bank SA, Poland Dave Michels, Partner, Bain & Company Poland Sp. z o.o., Switzerland Sebastian Mikosz, President of the Management Board, LOT Polish Airlines, Poland Maciej Witucki, President, Orange Polska, Poland

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SEPTEMBER 4 SEPTEMBER 4 12:05—13:05 discussion panel 13:15—14:15 discussion panel Partner: The Boston Consulting Group Partner: Polish Security Printing Works S.A.(PWPW) Game Changer: New Dimensions of The Role and Position of the National Competitiveness Champions in the Economy

Technological revolution, macroeconomic uncertainty and drive Today’s economic crisis has caused the role of the state in the

Dom Forum, Sala Tarnów for innovations have changed the rules of the game in many economy to be reconsidered. The panel will give a new take on the Dom Forum, Sala Tarnów sectors of the economy in a nick of time. Businesses representing state–controlled companies, indicating that those operating in the media, telecommunication, finances or energy suppliers have strategic sectors can act as a spur to sustainable growth. However, to adjust to new circumstances and to set new objectives in new this requires revision of the management model of companies areas. What is competitiveness according to business leaders? controlled by the Treasury and a more active role of state in the How do Polish companies accommodate changes? How do they promotion and development of certain sectors of the economy. compete for a better position on the market? What strategies do These issues will be discussed by the representatives of business, they pursue on foreign markets? How to build and keep up the government and science. “Yes, we can!” approach in companies? Moderator: Moderator: Marcin Kowalski, Deputy Editor–in–Chief, Radio PIN, Poland Jakub Kurasz, Deputy Editor–in–Chief, Rzeczpospolita, Poland Speakers: Business and Management Business and Management Speakers: Zdzislaw Gawlik, Secretary of State, Ministry of Treasury, Jan Krzysztof Bielecki, Chairman of the Economic Council Poland to the Prime Minister, Former Prime Minister of Poland, Alojzy Nowak, Vice Rector for Research and International Chancellery of the Prime Minister of the Republic of Poland, Cooperation, Warsaw University, Poland Poland Iwona Sroka, President of the Management Board, The Central Andre Carls, CEO Central & Eastern Europe Holding, Securities Depository of Poland (KDPW) and KDPW_CCP, Commerzbank AG, Germany Poland Franciszek Hutten–Czapski, Partner, The Boston Consulting Krzysztof Zarnotal, President of theBoard, Polish Security Group, Poland Printing Works S.A.(PWPW), Poland Marek Kapuscinski, General Manager and Vice President, Marcin Moskalewicz, President of the Board, PERN Przyjaźń Procter & Gamble, Poland S.A., Poland Boguslawa Matuszewska, Vice–President of the Board, PGE Polska Grupa Energetyczna, Poland Mateusz Morawiecki, President of the Management Board, Bank Zachodni WBK S.A., Poland Herbert Wirth, President of the Board, KGHM Polska Miedź S.A., Poland

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SEPTEMBER 4 SEPTEMBER 4 14:25—15:25 discussion panel 17:30—18:30 discussion panel Partner: McKinsey & Company Partner: Gremi Media Sp. z o.o. Quarterly Earnings and Short–term Pressure Sports Marketing – Support, Interest or to Perform. How to Focus on the Long–term a Passion? Vision of the Company? Sport is primarily about fans’ emotions. However, the companies

Dom Forum, Sala Tarnów Almost half of business executives surveyed recently by McKinsey not involved directly in sport can make big money of it as well. Dom Forum, Sala Tarnów said they use a primary time horizon of less than 3 years when Marketing based on sport can indeed be a very effective form conducting review of corporate strategy. 63 percent reported of promotion. This element is increasingly discovered by Polish they are facing more pressure to demonstrate short–term per- companies. formance. How does this short–term focus influence the value Moderator: of a company? How is it possible to strike a balance between Cezary Szymanek, Editor–in–Chief, Bloomberg Businessweek a long–term value–creation strategy and asset valuation? Polska, Poland Moderator: Speakers: Daniel Boniecki, Managing Director, McKinsey and Company Alfred Kubczak, Director of Corporate Affairs, Jeronimo Poland Sp. z o.o., Poland Martins Polska S.A., Poland Leszek Kurnicki, Executive Director for Marketing, PKN ORLEN Business and Management Speakers: Business and Management Jan Krzysztof Bielecki, Chairman of the Economic Council S.A., Poland to the Prime Minister, Former Prime Minister of Poland, Boguslaw Lesnodorski, President of the Board, Legia Chancellery of the Prime Minister of the Republic of Poland, Warszawa S.A., Poland Poland Adam Malysz, Generali T.U. S.A., Poland Tomasz Czechowicz, Managing Partner, MCI Management, Artur Olech, President of the Board, Generali Zycie T.U.S.A., Poland Poland Krzysztof Kilian, President of the Board, PGE Polska Grupa Pawel Szarkowski, Director of Marketing Communications, Energetyczna, Poland T–Mobile Polska S.A., Poland Adam Maciejewski, President of the Board, Warsaw Stock Exchange, Poland Dariusz Mioduski, Chairman of the Board of Directors, Serinus Energy Ltd, Poland Pawel Tamborski, Undersecretary of State, Ministry of Treasury, Poland Herbert Wirth, President of the Board, KGHM Polska Miedź S.A., Poland

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SEPTEMBER 4 SEPTEMBER 4 10:40—11:55 discussion panel 12:05—13:05 discussion panel

Carpathian Alliances Cultural and Natural Heritage of the Carpathians For centuries, the Carpathians have been an area where different forms of cooperation overlapped, where borders changed and This year marks the 10th anniversary of signing the agreement shifted, with traditional enrichment through the exchange of on supporting the sustainable development of the Carpathians traditions and ideas. We want to recount the plans of mutual by Ministers of Central European countries. We want to assess alliances, in 20th and 21st centuries, assess what influence these its impact and draw recommendations for the future. What in relations exert on the national identity of the Carpathian states, particular makes the Carpathians unique in Europe? In what way and to discuss whether strengthening of this identity may be does the Carpathian culture influence the culture of Central and a foundation for joint action.

Nowy Dom Zdrojowy, Sala Karpaty Eastern European nations? How does the natural environment of Nowy Dom Zdrojowy, Sala Karpaty Moderator: the Carpathians influence that of neighbouring areas? Stanisław Karczewski, Deputy Speaker, Senate of the Republic Moderator: of Poland, Poland Jan Szyszko, Member, Parliament, Poland Speakers: Speakers: Laszlo Borbely, MP, Chairperson of the Committee on Foreign Marek Balt, Member, Parliament, Poland Policy, Chamber of Deputies, Romania

Europe of the Carpathians Oleksandr Bokotey, Director of the Institute for Ecological and Europe of the Carpathians Richard Horcsik, Chairman of the Committee on European Religious Research, Uzhhorod National University, Ukraine Affairs, Hungarian National Assembly, Hungary Zsolt Feldman, Deputy State Secretary, Ministry of Rural John O’Sullivan, Director, Danube Institute, United Kingdom Development, Hungary Premysl Sobotka, Vice President, Senate of the Czech Pier Carlo Sandei, Programme Officer, UNEP Vienna, Interim Republic, Czech Republic Secretariat of the Carpathian Convention, Austria Ryszard Terlecki, Member, Parliament, Poland Bronislaw Wojciech Woloszyn, Professor, Institute of Magdalena Vasaryova, Member of Parliament, National Systematics and Evolution of Animals, Polish Academy of Council, Slovakia Sciences, Poland Janusz Zaleski, Undersecretary of State, Ministry of Environment, Poland

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SEPTEMBER 4 SEPTEMBER 4 14:25—15:25 discussion panel 15:40—16:40 discussion panel

The Carpathian Strategy Europe of the Carpathians – Future Perspectives There is a growing need to increase the cooperation of Central European states in order to better conduct a joint development There is a growing need to increase the cooperation of Central policy of the Carpathians and make more rational use of EU funds. European states in order to better conduct a joint development Apart from the Danube and Baltic strategies, work is underway policy of the Carpathians and make more rational use of EU funds. on the Alpine and Adriatic strategies. Time for a Carpathian Apart from the Danube and Baltic strategies, work is underway one. We are going to address the question of what should be its on the Alpine and Adriatic strategies. Time for a Carpathian characteristics and what goals should it have (e.g. strengthen the one. We are going to address the question of what should be its Eastern Partnership).

Nowy Dom Zdrojowy, Sala Karpaty characteristics and what goals should it have (e.g. strengthen the Nowy Dom Zdrojowy, Sala Karpaty Special guest: Eastern Partnership). Jaroslaw Kaczynski, President, Prawo i Sprawiedliwość, Moderator: Poland Krzysztof Szczerski, Member, Parliament, Poland Moderator: Speakers: Tomasz Poreba, Member, European Parliament, Poland Wlodzimierz Bernacki, Member, Parliament, Poland

Europe of the Carpathians Speakers: Bohdan Hud, Director Professor, Lviv University, Institute for Europe of the Carpathians Jerzy Kwiecinski, Vice President, European Center for European Integration, Ukraine Enterprise, Poland Stanislaw Karczmarczyk, Expert, Warsaw University, Poland Jozef Lassota, Member, Parliament, Poland Marek Kuchcinski, Deputy Speaker, Parliament, Poland Wladyslaw Ortyl, Marshal, Marshal Office of the Podkarpackie Vasyl Marchuk, Vice Rector, Vasyl Stefanyk Precarpathian Voivodeship, Poland National University, Ukraine Zbigniew Rynasiewicz, Secretary of State, Ministry of Boguslaw Sonik, Member, European Parliament, Poland Transport, Construction and Maritime Economy, Poland Beata Szydlo, Member of Parliament of the Republic of Poland, Parliament, Poland Mykhaylo Vyshyvaniuk, Chairman, Ivano–Frankivsk Regional State Administration, Ukraine

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SEPTEMBER 4 SEPTEMBER 4 10:40—11:55 prezentacja 11:00—12:00 discussion panel Partner: PKN ORLEN S.A. Partner: RWE Polska S.A. Poland, Czech Republic, Germany – Mutual The Cities of Our Dreams – How to Unleash

Relations, Cooperation, Development the Potential? RWE FORUM CAFE

A quarter of a century after the fall of the iron curtain, good The aim of the discussion will be to show how the Polish cities relations and a capital of trust between the countries that, in development may look like when we consider the latest tech- aggregate, represent a quarter of the total population of the EU nological trends and knowledge about the importance of the Energy Forum Energy and account for the same share of the EU’s GDP, have become creative class and the role of cities in driving economic growth. Forum Energy a reality. But differences remain, with many Poles, Czechs and We will have a look at the new trends that affect citizens’ expec- Stary Dom Zdrojowy, Sala Balowa Germans still holding on to stereotypes that may pose a barrier tations, technological changes, and the ways in which modern to fostering good three–way relations. How in fact these three cities of all sizes increase their attractiveness to citizens and Central European nations perceive each other? Where mutual investors. We will then outline a vision of a modern city in view understanding is to be seen, and where is still some room for of the next decade. improvement and hard work? Moderator: Moderator: Małgorzata Bonikowska, Member of the Board, THINKTANK Andrzej Kozlowski, Executive Director for Strategy, PKN Analytical Center, Poland ORLEN S.A., Poland Agnieszka Lada, European Programme Manager, Institute of Speakers: Public Affairs, Poland Maciej Bando, Vice President, Energy Regulatory Office, Poland Krzysztof Lagowski, Director, Strategy and Forecasting, PKN Edwin Bendyk, Journalist, Polityka Weekly, Poland ORLEN S.A., Poland Dariusz Resko, Mayor, Krynica–Zdroj Community, Poland Robert Stelmaszczyk, President of the Board, RWE Stoen Operator, Poland Magdalena Zablocka, Senior Associate, Legal Advisor, Domanski Zakrzewski Palinka, Poland Partner: PGE Polska Grupa Energetyczna

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SEPTEMBER 4 SEPTEMBER 4 12:05—13:05 discussion panel 13:15—14:15 discussion panel Partner: LOTOS Group/CEEP Partner: ArcelorMittal Poland The Internal Energy Market in the EU Does the Electric Energy Decide About – A Chance for Central Europe? Creating New Jobs in the EU Industry?

The panel will present a report of CEEP, developed by the Roland For more than a year, we have been observing a decrease in coal Berger, regarding the impact of energy prices on competitiveness electritcity prices. Might this be a reason for satisfaction for the and security of EU energy sector with particular emphasis on the industry in the EU in medium and long–term perspective? Does Energy Forum Energy region of Central Europe (CE). Invited for the discussion repre- the sales and export structure allow the countries of Central and Forum Energy sentatives of the EU institutions, government and business from Eastern Europe to make the most of these changes? Or, perhaps Stary Dom Zdrojowy, Sala Balowa EC countries, will discuss: we should recognize that – in face of relative growth of the level of Stary Dom Zdrojowy, Sala Balowa – integration of internal energy sectors of CE countries; regulated elements of the energy costs (in Poland it is for example – correlation between the increase in energy prices and the excise or green energy subsidies) and having in mind the ability of competitiveness and acceleration of the development of the non EU economies to produce cheaper electricity – the observed economies of CE; decrease of energy prices is, in fact, insignificant. – reconciliation of the two EU policies, climate and cohesion. Moderator: Moderator: Kazimierz Kleina, Senator, Senate of the Republic of Poland, Pawel Olechnowicz, President of the Board, President of Poland Directors’ Board of CEEP, LOTOS Group, Poland Speakers: Speakers: Surojit Ghosh, Member of the Board, Country Manager, Jerzy Buzek, Member, European Parliament, Poland ArcelorMittal Poland, India Jaroslav Neverovic, Minister, Ministry of Energy, Lithuania Henryk Kalis, Chairman of the Board, Chamber of Industry and Maricel Popa, Secretary of State, Ministry of Economy, Energy of Energy Consumers, Poland Romania Jacek Kapica, Undersecretary of State, Ministry of Finance, Yvonne Ruf, Senior Project Manager, Roland Berger Strategy Poland Consultants GmbH, Germany Marcin Korolec, Minister, Ministry of Environment, Poland Joanna Strzelec–Lobodzinska, President of the Board, Coal Jerzy Kozicz, President of the Board, CMC Poland Spółka z o.o., Company, Poland Poland Guenter Verheugen, Honorary Professor for European Boguslaw Ochab, President of the Board; Chief Executive Governance, University Viadrina, The European Experience Officer, Zakłady Górniczo, Hutnicze “Bolesław” SA, Poland Company GmbH, Potsdam, Germany Dorota Wloch, Vice President of the Management Board for Development, KGHM Polska Miedź S.A., Poland Partner: PGE Polska Grupa Energetyczna

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SEPTEMBER 4 SEPTEMBER 4 13:30—14:30 discussion panel 14:25—15:25 discussion panel Partner: RWE Polska S.A. Partner: Central European Development Forum (CEDEF) Cities of the Future – A Pipe Dream or North–South Corridor. When Can We

RWE FORUM CAFE Reality? Realistically Expect a Coherent Market?

Global crisis has changed the game. We observe that the role of The investment projects strongly supported by the EU involve the cities in reshaping global order, security and prosperity is growing creation of a corridor linking two terminals: Poland’s in Swinou- more and more. The increasing number of urban population as jscie and Croatia’s on Krk island. In addition to improving energy Energy Forum Energy well as its cultural, civilizational and economic impact result in security, this investment is expected to result in economic ben- Forum Energy changing cities into real “hubs of development”. The discussion efits and an enhanced collaboration between Central Europe and will be dedicated to new global trends within the subject of the Balkans. The investment itself as well as a stronger integration Stary Dom Zdrojowy, Sala Balowa smart city (effective management of urban space) – in particular with the Western Balkans feature among the priorities declared in the context of development, environmental protection, energy in 2012 by the Visegrad Group. Are these arguments sufficient to saving and other key aspects of development. In addition, the quickly achieve the assumed goal? The discussion will focus on the perspective of building “cities of the Future” in Poland will be challenges for building a coherent gas market, such as increasing discussed. throughput, regulation adjustment. Moderator: Moderator: Robert Stanilewicz, Presenter / Publisher, TVN CNBC, Poland Igor Dekanic, Full Professor, Faculty of Mining, Geology and Petroleum Engineering, University of Zagreb, Croatia Speakers: Robert Gwiazdowski, President, Adam Smith Research Centre, Speakers: Poland Jan Chadam, President of the Management Board, The Gas Jerzy Miller, President, Malopolska Provincial Office, Poland Transmission Operator GAZ–SYSTEM S.A., Poland Pawel Rabiej, President of the Board, THINKTANK Analytical Gyorgy Harmati, Deputy Chief Executive fo Strategy, MVM, Center, Poland Hungarian Power Companies Ltd., Hungary Janusz Reiter, President, Center for International Relations, Marcus Lippold, President of Regulatory & Public Affairs, MOL Poland Plc, Hungary Filip Thon, CEO of RWE Polska S.A. / Board Member of RWE Paolo Quercia, Director, Center for Near Abroad Strategic East, RWE Polska S.A./ RWE East, Poland Studies, Italy Ana Stanic, Principal, E&A Law Limited, United Kingdom Marin Zovko, Chairman of the Board, Plinacro d.o.o., Croatia Partner: PGE Polska Grupa Energetyczna

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SEPTEMBER 4 Business Leader Presentation 10:40—11:55 themaitc block Special guest: Partner: Baker & McKenzie Rafal Brzoska, President of the Board, Integer.pl Group, Poland Innovation in Poland – Miracle by the Vistula Moderator: River...? Tomasz Krzyzowski, Partner, Baker & McKenzie, Poland The following issues will be discussed: Innovation in Poland – Miracle by the Vistula 1. Where are we and where are we heading? What is innovation River...? and how to measure it? Basic directions: decentralization, agility and open market. How best to do it?. 2. What are the most effective measures for financing inno- Moderator: vation? Subsidies or the creation of a friendly environment Jacek Zakowski, Journalist, Commentator, Polityka Weekly, for innovation? The role of venture capital and tax incentives.

Innovations Forum Poland Innovations Forum Stary Dom Zdrojowy, Sala Prezydencka 3. Law as a tool stimulating or hindering innovation. The Stary Dom Zdrojowy, Sala Prezydencka importance of the IP rights and their evolution in the Speakers: broadband era. Rafal Brzoska, President of the Board, Integer.pl Group, Poland 4. The role and significance of education, awareness, communi- Leszek Grabarczyk, Deputy Director, National Center for cation, coherent strategy and consistent implementation in Research and Development, Poland an innovative business. Marek Rosinski, Managing Partner, Baker & McKenzie, Poland Agata Waclawik–Wejman, Head of Public Policy, Central and Report: “Barriers for innovations in Poland. Good Eastern Europe, Google, Poland practices – Europe, North America, Asia”

Marek Rosinski, Managing Partner, Baker & McKenzie, Poland

Prospects for the Development of an Innovative Economy in Poland

Lecture by: Marek Rosinski, Managing Partner, Baker & McKenzie, Poland

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SEPTEMBER 4 SEPTEMBER 4 12:05—13:05 discussion panel 13:15—14:15 discussion panel Partner: Philips Partner: The project is supported by the EU’s ‘Youth in Action’ programme Innovations in Lighting. LED Revolution – New Potential of Energy Efficiency How Can Innovations Influence the Youth Labour Market? The world needs meaningful innovations to address today’s global challenges and drive the silent revolution from a linear to It seems, that innovations, meaning the new, modern approach a circular society. The light–emitting diode (LED) is one of today’s of solving old problems – technical, economic, or social ones, most energy–efficient and exciting lighting technologies. LEDs are a domain of young people. Significant part of innovations is provide 60% energy savings and to 80% when integrated with IT formed in academic research centers, often by teams constituted solutions. UNEP en.Lighting Country assessment advocates that of young people. One may conclude, that innovations, to a certain LED lighting has the greatest potential impact on energy savings, extent, are in themselves a source of employment for young Innovations Forum Innovations Forum Stary Dom Zdrojowy, Sala Prezydencka creating 31.2 billion USD annual savings across the EU. people. The panel participants will try to answer the question of Stary Dom Zdrojowy, Sala Prezydencka how innovations work to increase employment of young people, Moderator: in the national and European aspect. Jaroslaw Tworog, Vice–President, Polish Electronics and Telecommunications Chamber of Commerce, Poland Moderator: Mel Horwitch, Dean, University Professor, CEU Business Speakers: School, Hungary Krzysztof Bolesta, Advisor to the Minister for Energy and Climate, Ministry of Environment, Poland Speakers: Maciej Bukowski, Professor, Warsaw School of Economics, Magdalena Dziewguc, Vice–President of the Board, Exatel Poland S.A., Poland Małgorzata Kijowska, Vice Director, National Fund for Georg Fischer, Director for Analysis, Evaluation and External Environment Protection and Water Management, Poland Relations, DG Employment, European Commission, Belgium Bogdan Rogala, General Manager CEE, Philips Lighting Poland, Francesco Grillo, Director, Vision, Italy Poland Grzegorz Napieralski, Chairman, Democratic Left Alliance, Ryszard Scigala, Mayor, City of Tarnow, Poland Poland Katarzyna Zawodna, Regional Director, SKANSKA S.A., Poland Krzysztof Zmijewski, Professor, Warsaw University of Commentator: Technology, Poland Hans Dietrich, Expert, Institute for Employment Market and Occupation Research, Germany

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SEPTEMBER 4 Andreas Klugescheid, Governmental Affairs, BMW AG, Germany 14:25—15:35 thematic block Thomas Reynaert, President, United Technologies International Operations, Belgium Partner: National Fund for Environment Protection and Marta Szigeti Bonifert, Executive Director, Regional Water Management Environmental Center for Central & Eastern Europe(REC), Hungary Innovative Green Technologies – Fad or Jan Szyszko, Member, Parliament, Poland Necessity?

Analyses reveal that innovative companies, i.e. those that use innovations to distinguish their products and services from their competitors – are on average two times more profitable than companies which are not innovative. There are also research centers, which studies prove that innovativeness is essential for the survival of a company. Having examined the history of the Innovations Forum Innovations Forum Stary Dom Zdrojowy, Sala Prezydencka development of companies operating for several years, it was Stary Dom Zdrojowy, Sala Prezydencka found that they had the ability to adapt to market changes, trends, tastes and everything that falls under the business environment term. It appears to be crucial to seek sources of success not only in changes in technology, but also in changing the way of thinking, working and management.

Innovative Green Technologies – Fad or Necessity?

Moderator: Sandro Mendonca, Professor, Director of the Economics Degree, ISCTE–IUL Business School, Portugal

Innovative Green Technologies – Fad or Necessity?

Moderator: Andrzej Kassenberg, President, Institute for Sustainable Development, Poland Speakers: Alain Caradeuc, President, Cercle Design & Marque, France

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SEPTEMBER 4 Anna Rulkiewicz, President of the Board, LUX MED, Poland Christian Wards, Business Development Director, International 12:05—13:05 discussion panel Market Development, BUPA, Poland Partners: Polish Insurance Association LUX MED Financial Priorities of the Health Policy– What Will Improve the System? European Models vs. Polish Reality

Nowadays, the fundamental issue for the entire health care system and health economics is to implement the common support tools such as supplemental health insurance. However, without analysing the effectiveness of the use of funds, without

Nowy Dom Zdrojowy, Sala Marmurowa a systematic approach to eliminating and reducing indirect costs, Nowy Dom Zdrojowy, Sala Marmurowa as well as without creating conditions conducive to improving the overall health condition of society in the context of shifting the retirement age, recommendations for changes will be incomplete.

NGO Forum and Society and Forum NGO Participants will discuss the role of the private medical sector, Society and Forum NGO insurers and social and economic conditions of the success of reforms. Moderator: Wojciech Szelag, Publisher, Polsat News, Poland Speakers: Zbigniew Derdziuk, President, Social Insurance Institution (ZUS), Poland Dorota Fal, Advisor of the Board, Polish Insurance Association, Poland Wladyslaw Kosiniak–Kamysz, Minister, Ministry of Labour and Social Policy, Poland Slawomir Neumann, Secretary of State, Ministry of Health, Poland Agnieszka Pachciarz, President, National Health Fund, Poland Jan Grzegorz Pradzynski, President of the Board, Polish Insurance Association, Poland

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SEPTEMBER 4 SEPTEMBER 4 13:15—14:15 discussion panel 14:25—15:25 discussion panel Partner: Gremi Media Sp. z o.o. Crisis and the Media – What is the Future of Journalism? Responsible Business is Not a Temporary Fashion, But a Core Pattern Increasing The media have found themselves at the threshold of revolutionary changes. Negative processes and phenomena can be Corporate’s Profits observed in virtually every type of media. They all stem from the Dom Forum, Sala Tarnów global technological revolution, putting the traditional ways of Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) is often described as social communication to the test. It was Twitter where the news on nothing more but a smart marketing scheme. Nevertheless one the EU budget compromise appeared first, published by Herman ought to perceive CSR as a key issue in every company’s economic van Rompuy, the President of the European Council. Not only the activities, during which none of the unethical actions should be press, but also the traditional TV broadcasters face the challenge justified by a its natural objective to strive for a bigger profit. By such understanding of CSR policy it does have a positive impact Nowy Dom Zdrojowy, Sala Marmurowa of adjusting themselves to the new preferences of the viewers. This demand will only grow stronger as the crisis strikes the media on the sustainable development. in the merely economic sense. Moderator: Anita Blaszczak, Journalist, Rzeczpospolita, Poland NGO Forum and Society and Forum NGO Moderator: Society and Forum NGO Jacek Karnowski, Editor–in–Chief, wSieci, Poland Speakers: Speakers: Olga Grygier, President, PwC, Poland Dalibor Balsinek, Editor–in–Chief, Lidove Noviny, Czech Mirella Panek–Owsianska, President, Responsible Business Republic Forum, Poland Roman Imielski, Deputy Head of the Department of Events, Eszter Szabo, Regional Corporate Communication and Gazeta Wyborcza daily, Poland PA Leader, CEE, General Electric (GE), Hungary Viktor Loshak, Director for Strategy, Kommersant daily, Russia Maciej Witucki, President, Orange Polska, Poland Vadym Osadchy, General Director, Information Agency Janusz Moroz, Member of the Board, RWE Polska S.A., Poland “UNIAN”, Ukraine Francoise Pons, Journalist, Journalists Association “Club Grande Europe”, France Jan Cienski, Warsaw and Prague Correspondent, Financial Times, United Kingdom

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SEPTEMBER 4 Health Policy as a Priority of the State 10:40—11:55 thematic block Moderator: The HealthCare Institute Witold Paweł Kalbarczyk, Health Protection Expert, Poland Health Policy as a Political Priority for the State – Analysis and Recommendations

During the panel discussion, arguments will be put forward supporting the approach that the health of the Polish people Dom Forum, Sala Rzeszów – as key social capital – should be among the state’s top political Dom Forum, Sala Rzeszów priorities. A debate will be held over how demographic changes and their consequences should be used as impetus for profound changes in the health system. Experts will present proposals for changing the current approach, by setting and implementing Health Care Forum Health Care Forum Health Care health priorities.

Health Policy as a Priority of the State

Moderator: Renata Furman, Deputy Editor–in–Chief, “Służba zdrowia”, Polish medical journal, Poland Speakers: Stefan Boguslawski, President, Sequence HC Partners Ltd, Poland Krzysztof Chlebus, Undersecretary of State, Ministry of Health, Poland Jacek Jassem, Head of Department and the Oncology and Radiotherapy Clinic, Uniwersyteckie Centrum Kliniczne, Poland Witold Paweł Kalbarczyk, Health Protection Expert, Poland Agnieszka Pachciarz, President, National Health Fund, Poland Jakub Szulc, A Member of Parliament, Parliament, Poland Marek Balicki, Directror, Wolski Hospital, Poland

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SEPTEMBER 4 SEPTEMBER 4 12:05—13:05 discussion panel 13:15—14:15 discussion panel Partner: The Employers’ Union of Innovative Partner: Philips Pharmaceutical Companies INFARMA Sustainable Innovations in Healthcare Medicine Policy of the State Systems. How to Improve the Effectiveness The law on medicine reimbursement has substantially rebuilt the of Healthcare While Reducing Costs? system of financing from the public budgeting. It have been two

Dom Forum, Sala Rzeszów years since the law entered into force which allows to analyze Faced with the upcoming demographic challenge, costs of Dom Forum, Sala Rzeszów the whole situation and check if the law has managed to meet medical care will grow. Sustainable innovations in healthcare the aims defined by the legislator, and in particular, answer the systems assume financing most cost–effective modern treatment. following questions: How has the law affected the availability Greater attention should be paid to preventive health and access of treatment therapies and new medicine? How has it affected to diagnosis, also in the scope of population screening. The Health Care Forum Health Care a typical family budget? Does the law meet the demographic objective of this panel is to discuss best practices in the European Forum Health Care challenges? And last but not the least: does the law implement Union states and challenges Poland is faced with in three areas the State health policy priorities? of: preventative health, diagnosis, and treatment. Experts will also elaborate on experiences gained in the Dutch breast cancer Moderator: screening program run for over 20 years. Stefan Boguslawski, President, Sequence HC Partners Ltd, Poland Moderator: Mariusz Gujski, Editor–in–Chief, “Służba zdrowia”, Polish Speakers: medical journal, Poland Marek Balicki, Director, Wolski Hospital, Poland Małgorzata Galazka–Sobotka, Head of the Center of Speakers: Post–graduate Studies, Lazarski University, Poland Krzysztof Chlebus, Undersecretary of State, Ministry of Health, Marcin Pakulski, Deputy President of Medical Affairs, National Poland Health Fund, Poland Gerard Johan den Heeten, CEO, National Expert and Training Igor Radziewicz–Winnicki, Under–secretary of State, Ministry Centre for Breast Cancer Screening in Nijmegen, The of Health, Poland Netherlands Tomasz Szelagowski, General Director, Federation of Polish Nicole Denjoy, Secretary General for Europe and China, COCIR, Patients, Poland Belgium Marynika Woroszylska–Sapieha, President of the Board, The Beata Malecka–Libera, Deputy to the Sejm of the Republic of Employers’ Union of Innovative Pharmaceutical Companies Poland, Parliament, Poland INFARMA, Poland Anna Rulkiewicz, President of the Board, LUX MED, Poland Krzysztof Landa, President of the Board, Meritum L.A., Poland Mirosław Wysocki, Director, Narodowy Instytut Zdrowia Publicznego, Państwowy Zakład Higieny, Poland

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Leszek Bryniarski, Professor, Department of Cardiology and SEPTEMBER 4 Hypertension, Colegium Medicum, Jagiellonian University, Poland 14:25—15:25 discussion panel Partner: Medexpress.pl Health Policy: Diseases Of Affluence as Social Burdens

Almost 30 % of world’s population is battling against lifestyle diseases. They limit the ability of carrying out the essential tasks Dom Forum, Sala Rzeszów in life, for example work. They require a long and regular medical Dom Forum, Sala Rzeszów care. Difficult to cure, they are a huge problem faced by the entire society. They affect people of different age. The technological development, constant stress bound up with work and daily life make the diseases of civilization incidence rate constantly grow. It Health Care Forum Health Care Forum Health Care results not only in a considerable growth of direct medical costs, but also of indirect costs, that burden non only finances of the ministry of health, but also the whole state budget. Moderator: Iwona Schymalla, Editor–in–Chief, Medexpress.pl, Poland Speakers: Leszek Czupryniak, President, Polish Diabetes Association, Poland Andrzej Kiejna, Head of the Department / Professor, Wroclaw Medical University, Poland Tomasz Latos, Member, Chairman of the Health Committee, Parliament, Poland Maciej Niewada, Lecturer, Warsaw Medical University, Poland Marcin Pakulski, Deputy President of Medical Affairs, National Health Fund, Poland Igor Radziewicz–Winnicki, Under–secretary of State, Ministry of Health, Poland Miroslaw Zabek, Neurosurger Branches Team, Clinic Head, Mazowiecki Szpital Wojewódzki w Warszawie Sp. z o.o., Poland

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Mieczysław Pasowicz, Professor, The Andrzej Frycz SEPTEMBER 4 Modrzewski Krakow University College, President Polish Association of Hospital Directors 17:30—18:30 discussion panel Partner: Domanski Zakrzewski Palinka Legal Regulations. Coordination of the Law– making Process in the Health Care System

Discussion is devoted to the draft regulations impact assessment (DRIA) as a tool with which it is possible to coordinate the intro- Dom Forum, Sala Rzeszów duction of legal legislation in the area of health care. This coordi- Dom Forum, Sala Rzeszów nation should be based on the merits of multilateral adjustment between the entities like ministries of: health, social affairs, economy and finance in matters defined within the DRIA scheme (regulated problem definition, purpose, cost and range of regu- Health Care Forum Health Care Forum Health Care lated areas). The panel includes the presentation of the analysis prepared by the DZP law firm concerning the quality of Polish DRIA. The speakers will focus afterwards on the eventuality possibility of improving the quality and the importance of coordination on the field of law regulation order as to finally lead up to a proper regulations within the health care system. Moderator: Marcin Matczak, Partner, Domanski Zakrzewski Palinka, Poland Speakers: Miroslaw Barszcz, Expert at the Ministry of Justice, –, Poland Christian Dierks, Professor, Charite, Medicine University Berlin, Germany Olgierd Dziekonski, Secretary of State, Chancellery of the President of the Republic of Poland, Poland Wojciech Rogowski, Vice President of the Board, Instytut Allerhanda, Poland Grzegorz Wiaderek, President of the Board, INPRIS, Institute for Law and Society, Poland

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SEPTEMBER 4 SEPTEMBER 4 10:40—11:55 session 10:40—11:55 session Partner: National Fund for Environment Protection and Partner: Ministry of Regional Development Water Management EU’s Cohesion Policy after 2013 Waste Management in Europe and Poland 2013–2020 Cohesion Policy in 2014–2020, which covers around 1/3 of EU’s budget expenses, was aimed at implementing the objectives Pawilon, Sala Muszyna Municipal waste management is now one of the most important of ‘Europe 2020’ strategy, that is smart and sustainable growth, Pawilon, Sala Wierchomla Sala Pawilon, topics in the field of environmental protection in Poland. In which guarantees social inclusion. The number of priorities, which Western Europe, an average of more than 80% of waste is seg- might get a financial support, has been reduced and new sectors Regions Forum Regions Forum regated and recycled. In Poland, almost 80% of municipal waste have been introduced. In the new financial period, the cohesion is still landfilled. And the targets set for 2020 are 50% recyclable policy is more targeted at exact goals and results. On the one waste from municipal sources. Is it possible? How one can make it hand, the procedures for distribution of EU’s funds have been happen? During the panel panelists will address the issues of the simplified, on the other– applying for the financial support for waste management systems in Europe and their implementation a project will require more discipline. Economic crisis sets new in the Polish reality. challenges for those who are engaged in managing the cohesion policy. How to face them and how to maximize the profits in next Moderator: 7 years, these are the fundamental questions. Andrzej Kraszewski, Professor, Warsaw University of Technology Faculty of Environmental Engineering, Poland Lecture: Jerzy Buzek, Member, European Parliament, Poland Speakers: Moderator: Simona Ghita, Director of Waste Management and Dangerous Roman Ciepiela, Vice–Marshal of the Malopolska Region, Substances Directorate, Ministry of Environment and Climate Poland Changes, Romania Marcin Korolec, Minister, Ministry of Environment, Poland Speakers: Marcel Oberweis, President, Benelux Parliament, Luxembourg Elzbieta Bienkowska, Minister, Ministry of Regional Artur Pielech, CEO, FBSerwis SA, Poland Development, Poland Mykhaylo Vyshyvaniuk, Chairman, Ivano–Frankivsk Regional Zoltan Csefalvay, Minister of State, Ministry for National State Administration, Ukraine Economy, Hungary Andy Churchill, Chief Executive, Merseyside Network for Europe, United Kingdom Krzysztof Kwiatkowski, President of the Board, Supreme Audit Office (SAO), Poland Bernard Soulage, Vice–President, Europe & International Relations, Rhone–Alpes Regional Council, France

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SEPTEMBER 4 Zdzislav Palevic, Mayor, Salcininkai District Municipality, Lithuania 12:05—13:05 discussion panel Sandra Svaljek, Deputy Mayor, Municipality of Zagreb, Croatia Partner: Polish Agency for Enterprise Development (PARP) Innovations and Investment Attractiveness of Regions as a Remedy for Hard Time Pawilon, Sala Muszyna Pawilon, Sala Muszyna A serious deterioration in economy, especially in times of crisis, imposes the necessity for local governments and businesses to seek common solutions. Regions Forum Regions Forum Therefore, it is crucial for the representatives of local governments and companies operating within the area or seeking new investment possibilities to find and match their mutual needs and to take advantage of the potential of the region. In order to use this potential both sides need to be open to a constructive dialogue and innovative solutions. Each region can build its own competitiveness based on natural resources, friendly administration, favorable taxes and logistic solutions. Moderator: Dionizy Smolen, Manager, Public Sector, Consulting Department, Deloitte, Poland Speakers: Sergey Bogachev, Secretary of the City Council, Donetsk City Council, Ukraine Tadeusz Ferenc, Mayor of the City of Rzeszów, City of Rzeszów, Poland Mariusz Klimczak, President of the Management Board, Bank Ochrony Srodowiska S.A., Poland Bozena Lublinska–Kasprzak, President, Polish Agency for Enterprise Development (PARP), Poland Iveta Malina, Head of Administration, Latgale Planning Region, Latvia

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SEPTEMBER 4 SEPTEMBER 4 12:05—13:05 discussion panel 14:25—15:25 discussion panel Partner: FBSerwis SA Locally Engaged Business: A Positive Waste Management – Quo Vadis? Stimulus for the Region

Are waste collection contracts a solution to the waste problem? The idea of the Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) derives No, we are just at the beginning of our adventure. When will the directly from the concept of sustainable development. It is new waste law be effective? Only once real waste management a management pattern, which assumes companies’ responsi- Pawilon, Sala Muszyna Pawilon, Sala Wierchomla Sala Pawilon, solutions are in operation that the right levels of recovery of bility for their impact on employees, customers, shareholders, materials and energy are achieved. local communities and natural environment. The discussion will Regions Forum Is waste management about delivering cheapest solutions? It focus on the area of business involvement in local communities’ Regions Forum should be about achieving robust waste management systems development. From the perspective of CSR doctrine, it is essential first, then the real cost efficiency can be achieved. that companies take into account needs of the community and act towards its growth within such areas as: jobs’ creation, support Special guest: of local communities’ initiatives, cooperation with public admin- Stanisław Gawlowski, Deputy Minister, Ministry of istration and social involvement. Environment, Poland Moderator: Moderator: Jacek Krupa, Member of the Board, Małopolska Region, Poland Artur Pielech, CEO, FBSerwis SA, Poland Speakers: Speakers: Przemyslaw Andrzejak, President of the Management Board, Antonio Beaus Romero, Operations Director, International Łódzka Regional Development Agency, Poland Division, FBSerwis, Spain Ana Bovan, President, Central European Development Forum Barbara Koszulap, Deputy Chairman of the Board, National (CEDEF), Serbia Fund for Environment Protection and Water Management, Florencia Cuervo Torres, Member, The Association of Poland Scientific Experts in Tourism (AECIT), Spain Marcin Krakowiak, Partner, Domanski Zakrzewski Palinka, Dmitry Chemakin, Minister, Ministry of Industry of Kaliningrad Poland Region, Russia Krzysztof Żuk, Mayor, City Council of Lublin, Poland Andreas Kuckertz, Full Professor, University of Hohenheim, Germany Yauheni Preiherman, Director of Research, The Public Association Discussion and Analytical Society “Liberal Club”, Belarus

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SEPTEMBER 4 SEPTEMBER 4 13:15—14:15 discussion panel 14:25—14:45 presentation Partner: PZU Group In Search of Effectiveness in Management of Role of Insurance in Managing Activities of Assets of the Local Government the Local Government Unit Moderator: The broader the spectrum of tasks of the local government Grzegorz Ostrzolek, Vice President of the Board, Krakowski units, the higher the extent and the level of risk. Today, skillful Pawilon, Sala Wierchomla Sala Pawilon, Holding Komunalny S.A., Poland Wierchomla Sala Pawilon, insurance of property is not enough for befitting management.

Regions Forum Insurance of civil liability arising from administrative decisions Regions Forum and incriminating local government entities i.e. in the range of railway transportation or health service, take on significance. Appropriate investment insurance also become essential, both when the local government unit is acting as the insured and the beneficiary of the guarantee. Moderator: Andrzej Liwacz, Non–motor Underwriting Director, PZU SA, Poland Speakers: Robert Debecki, Director on Financial Insurances’ Risk, PZU SA, Poland Rafal Kilinski, Director General for Corporate Clients, PZU SA, Poland Tadeusz Henryk Kowalski, Mayor, Tuchola City Hall, Poland Ewa Ksiazek–Bator, General Director, Uniwersyteckie Centrum Kliniczne, Poland Jozef Puczynski, District Governor, District Council in Tczew, Poland Marcin Szulwinski, President of the Board, Grupa Nowy Szpital sp. z o.o., Poland

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SEPTEMBER 4 SEPTEMBER 4 13:15—13:40 lecture 15:15—15:35 lecture

Modernization of the Armed Forces vs. self- Why Don’t We Have Cyber–security Yet? government Moderator: Special guest: Krzysztof Bondaryk, Adviser to the Minister, Ministry of Pawilon, Sala Muszyna Tomasz Siemoniak, Minister, Ministry of National Defence, National Defence, Poland

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SEPTEMBER 4 SEPTEMBER 4 14:50—15:10 lecture 13:45—14:15 lecture

Investment in the Human Capital The European Social Fund in the Programming Period 2014–2020 Special guest: Marek Ratajczak, Undersecretary of State, Ministry of Science Special guest: and Higher Education, Poland Pawel Orlowski, Undersecretary of State, Ministry of Regional Pawilon, Sala Muszyna

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SEPTEMBER 4 SEPTEMBER 4 17:30—18:30 discussion panel 17:30—18:30 discussion panel

Is Re–industrialization a Future Scenario for Reliability and Reputation in Business and in Europe? the Public Sphere

A strive to maximize profits has forced many European companies How to preserve reliability and good standing in business at to move their production to other markets. Currently, Europe a time of an unprecedented flood of information, including struggles with the outcome of the economic crisis. Thus, it should defamations? How to prevent episodes of “web terror”? How to Pawilon, Sala Muszyna Pawilon, Sala Wierchomla Sala Pawilon, consider reversing the trend of relocating the production. Based best shape reliability of companies, institutions, cities, industries, on the experience of Germany with its developed industry in local governments, public figures? How to implement effective Regions Forum various sectors of the economy, it is safe to say that sound of image building strategies so as they are based on long–term Regions Forum industry might be a recipe to the economic recession. Should confidence of the market and the community? Europe re–industrialize itself then? Moderator: Moderator: Eryk Mistewicz, Editor–in–Chief, Nowe Media, Poland Tsvetelin Tsonevski, Director of Academic Affairs, Foundation for Economic Education, USA Speakers: Miguel Athayde Marques, Professor of Business, Católica– Speakers: Lisbon School of Business & Economics; President of the Wojciech Dabrowski, President of the Management Board, Lisbon Stock Exchange (2005–2010), Portugal Industrial Development Agency, Poland Arnaud Dassier, Associate Director, iStrat, France Mateusz Morawiecki, President of the Management Board, Paul de Courtois, General Manager, BMW Group Polska, Bank Zachodni WBK S.A., Poland Poland Alexandru Muravschi, National Senior Advisor in Regional Yuriy Lavreniuk, President of the Board, All–Ukrainian Special Planning, GIZ–Moldova, Republic of Moldova Board for the Fight Against Corruption and Organized Crime, Jerzy Osiatyński, Professor, Institute of Economics, Polish Ukraine Academy of Sciences, Poland Markus Renner, Managing Partner, Branding–Institute CMR Georg Pammer, Head of ONE CEE/RCM, Siemens AG Austria, AG, Switzerland Austria Hanna Zdanowska, President, Municipality of Lódź, Poland Maciej Zieba, President, Tertio Millennio Institute, Poland Commentator: Sergey Afontsev, Department Director, Institute for World Commentator: Economy and International Relations, RAS, Russia Kaiming Liu, Founder and President, The Institute of Pierluigi Testa, Chairman, Trinita dei Monti, Italy Contemporary Observation, China Claudia Nagel, Managing Director, Nagel & Company GmbH, Germany

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SEPTEMBER 4 SEPTEMBER 4 18:40—19:25 workshop 18:40—19:25 presentation

A New System of Waste Management Presentations of Regions: Bardejov, – Evaluation Salcininkai, Vinnica, Latgale

European regions constitute a unique wealth of Europe, which Moderator: many times in history were a source of development. Smaller, Tadeusz Arkit, Member, Parliament, Poland bigger and large: the self–governments have become one of Pawilon, Sala Muszyna Pawilon, Sala Wierchomla Sala Pawilon, the crucial factors which safeguard an effective management of Speakers: public services and investments creating a sound infrastructure.

Regions Forum Stanisław Gawlowski, Deputy Minister, Ministry of Regions Forum The Regions’ Forum is a place where we’re about to learn of this Environment, Poland diversity. We strive to know better those, who excel at facing Dariusz Matlak, President of the Board, Polish Chamber of tough challenges. Waste Management (PIGO), Poland Tomasz Ucinski, President of the Board, National Chamber of Moderator: Waste Management, Poland Kazimierz Barczyk, Chairman, Council of the Malopolska Region, Poland Participation in discussion: Marcin Krakowiak, Partner, Domanski Zakrzewski Palinka, Speakers: Poland Iveta Malina, Head of Administration, Latgale Planning Region, Pawel Sliwa, Member, Council of the Malopolska Region, Latvia Poland Ivan Movchan, Chairman, Vinnytsia Regional State Administration, Ukraine Zdzislav Palevic, Mayor, Salcininkai District Municipality, Lithuania

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SEPTEMBER 4 Adam Goral, CEO, Asseco Poland SA, Poland Pawel Kowal, Member, European Parliament, Poland 10:40—11:55 thematic block Michal Solowow, Main Shareholder, Echo Investment S.A., Poland Partner: PZU Group Commentator: Marching Towards the East – Is Business in Pawel Jablonski, Deputy Editor–in–Chief, Rzeczpospolita, the East Profitable? Poland

Polish companies are developing business activities at the

Dom Forum, Sala Kraków Eastern border, but is this still the main and the most significant Dom Forum, Sala Kraków investment area of our entrepreneurs? Where should Polish companies run their business? What is the cost of such operations and can we afford ventures beyond the borders of Poland in the times

Macroeconomics of an ailing economy? Family businesses establish companies over Macroeconomics the Eastern border. In that case, should the state support their expansion, if yes, in what form? How does Poland present itself among other countries in terms of aid in the implementation of investment by the government administration.

Presentation of the Polish Foreign Investment Ranking by “Rzeczpospolita” Daily

Moderator: Pawel Jablonski, Deputy Editor–in–Chief, Rzeczpospolita, Poland

Marching Towards the East– Is Business in the East Profitable?

Moderator: Andrzej Klesyk, President of the Board, PZU SA, Poland Speakers: Boguslaw Chrabota, Editor–in–Chief, Rzeczpospolita, Poland Ryszard Florek, President of the Board, FAKRO Sp z.o.o, Poland

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SEPTEMBER 4 SEPTEMBER 4 12:05—13:05 discussion panel 13:15—14:15 discussion panel Partners: BRE Bank SA Partner: EY Deloitte Where Will The Growth Come From? Struggling Sectors, Ailing Branches. How to The world is desperately seeking for the signs of the end of Finance Difficult Projects? crisis. Economic recovery is now a major challenge for most coun- Dom Forum, Sala Kraków Many banks in Poland and around the world are skeptical about tries, including Poland. However….where is one to search for Dom Forum, Sala Kraków funding industries in which shocks associated with the business this improvement? Where are its sources? In which sectors can cycle are more frequent (i.e.construction industry). Restrictions Poland’s economy develop its advantages in order to become on access to funding are also present in industries, to which banks

Macroeconomics a leading player in the global market? What are the conditions for Macroeconomics have a problem with identifying an approach to assessment of expansion of Polish companies on foreign markets? What should risk (i.e. agriculture). Often it results in a prohibition of complete Poland do in order to attract most of the investment coming to industry funding or with an enforcement of limits. The solutions Europe? How to raise funds to finance the development of entre- lays in a precise assessment of actual risk of a specific transaction preneurship? What is the role of infrastructure investments in or enterprise. There are no bad industries, there are only good or strengthening the foundations of long–term growth? bad customers. Moderator: Moderator: Jacek Kedzior, Partner, EY, Poland Przemyslaw Gdanski, Vice–President, BRE Bank SA, Poland Speakers: Speakers: Piotr Chelminski, Member of the Management Board, Dariusz Blocher, President of the Board, Budimex SA, Poland Petrochemical, PKN ORLEN S.A., Poland Lidia Jablonowska–Luba, Vice–President of the Board, BRE Jerzy Gajewski, President of the Board, NDI S.A., Poland Bank SA, Poland Marek Gora, Financial Director, Maspex Wadowice Group, Sebastian Mikosz, President of the Management Board, LOT Poland Polish Airlines, Poland Marek Rozkrut, Chief Economist, EY, Poland Tomasz Ochrymowicz, Partner, Deloitte Financial Advisery, Wang Shenghui, Commissioner, China Development Bank Deloitte, Poland (CDB), China Dariusz Pronczuk, Managing Partner, Enterprise Investors, Maciej Grabowski, Undersecretary of State, Ministry of Poland Finance, Poland

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SEPTEMBER 4 SEPTEMBER 4 14:25—15:25 discussion panel 10:40—11:55 discussion panel Partner: KPMG Partner: PKP Group Citizens and Administration Integration A New Post–Crisis Order– How to Privatize Through E–services State–Owned Companies?

Today’s customers are accustomed to the use of the entire range The discussion will have the form of a debate of capital markets Dom Forum, Sala Łódź

Dom Forum, Sala Kraków of individual services and to self–assembly of the corresponding experts on the subject of privatization of state–owned companies product. Everyone has their own, unique set of applications on in times of economic crisis. The crux of the debate will be the New Economy the screen of the smartphone. For the administration, it’s time for experience of PKP SA, that as a part of the PKP Group runs several the dynamic development of policies and rules of cooperation privatization processes in different modes (IPO, direct negotia-

Macroeconomics with citizens and businesses, which can only be achieved through tions) and for companies from several sectors (transport of goods, the use of modern technology and analysis of “big data”. How to tourism, telecommunications). The participants of the debate better analyze customer needs, gain the ability to dynamically will try and answer the question of how the financial starting in change the regulations and effectively detect irregularities and 2008, contributed to the process of privatization of State Treasury fraud? Who is to be the IT architect in the country? What about owned companies and what conclusions can be drawn from the the protection of personal data? privatizations carried out in 2008–2013. Moderator: Moderator: Edwin Bendyk, Journalist, Polityka Weekly, Poland Jakub Kurasz, Deputy Editor–in–Chief, Rzeczpospolita, Poland Speakers: Speakers: Michal Boni, Minister, Ministry of Administration and Lukasz Boron, President of the Board, PKP Cargo SA, Poland Digitization, Poland Jakub Karnowski, President of the Board, Chief Executive Zbigniew Derdziuk, President, Social Insurance Institution Officer, PKP SA, Poland (ZUS), Poland Andrzej Massel, Undersecretary of State, Ministry of Transport, Tatyana Yershova, Director General, Institute of the Construction and Maritime Economy, Poland Information Society, Russia Andrzej Soldek, President, Powszechne Towarzystwo Jozef Meszaros, General Director, Central Administration of Emerytalne PZU SA, Poland National Pension Insurance(ONYF), Hungary Pawel Tamborski, Undersecretary of State, Ministry of Miroslaw Proppe, Partner, KPMG, Poland Treasury, Poland Krzysztof Walenczak, Chief Country Officer, Societe Generale Corporate & Investment Banking, Poland

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SEPTEMBER 4 SEPTEMBER 4 12:05—13:05 discussion panel 13:15—14:15 discussion panel Partner: McKinsey & Company Partner: PLAY A Decade of Megaprojects. An Illusion or Digital Consumer. Who is Shaping the a Giant Leap for Poland? E–society of Tomorrow?

Dom Forum, Sala Łódź Poland’s current growth model risks running out of steam. We The role of business and government in creating the landscape Dom Forum, Sala Łódź need new investment projects or perhaps even the Fourth Indus- of the future digital society. In particular, the issue of business trial Revolution. How to prepare well for a game with billions at opportunities in shaping and responding to consumer digital New Economy New Economy stake? Is infrastructure development a business or an investment expectations, the increasing significance of “Big Data” as the for future generations with a separate set of rules? Are we able to new territory for innovation and competition, and the role of manage capital effectively? What shall Polish industry look like government in enabling digital economy growth. Moreover, the in 10 years’ time? discussion will entail the financial aspect of digitisation initiatives and, therefore, also focus on answering questions of how Moderator: to acquire funds for further digital development and what areas Wiktor Namysl, Partner, McKinsey and Company Poland Sp. z of activity have positive impact on revenues. o.o., Poland Moderator: Speakers: Marcin Piasecki, Editor–in–Chief, Sukces, Poland Zdzislaw Gawlik, Secretary of State, Ministry of Treasury, Poland Speakers: Jakub Karnowski, President of the Board, Chief Executive Jorgen Bang–Jensen, Chief Executive Officer, PLAY, Poland Officer, PKP SA, Poland Michal Boni, Minister, Ministry of Administration and Wojciech Ostrowski, Vice President, Chief Financial Officer, Digitization, Poland PGE Polska Grupa Energetyczna, Poland Tomasz Czechowicz, Managing Partner, MCI Management, Khai Tan, Partner, Bridgepoint, Poland Poland Dorota Wloch, Vice President of the Management Board for Maciej Filipkowski, Vice President and Head of IT Division and Development, KGHM Polska Miedź S.A., Poland Mobile, Samsung Electronics Polska Sp. z o.o., Poland Grzegorz Hajdarowicz, President of the Board, Gremi Media Sp. z o.o., Poland Agnieszka Hryniewicz–Bieniek, Country Manager, Google, Poland Pawel Kucharski, Director, BRE Bank SA, Poland Dariusz Pietrzak, Representative of the President of the Management Board responsible for Sales, LOT Polish Airlines, Poland

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SEPTEMBER 4 SEPTEMBER 4 14:25—15:25 discussion panel 17:30—18:30 discussion panel Partner: BRE Bank SA Partner: Gremi Media Sp. z o.o. Managing Private vs. Public Companies VAT in the EU vs. Electronic Content Creators’ Discrimination A public company should operate like a democratic state– it is the rule of the majority, but with respect for the minority rights. Quite Dom Forum, Sala Łódź Diverse VAT rates on paper and electronic editions of newspapers Dom Forum, Sala Łódź often after entering the stock exchange the company’s owners don’t enhance the competitiveness of the European media groups need to learn not only the difficult art of compromise, but also nor they accelerate a quick conversion of the traditional media. New Economy New Economy how to communicate properly and further more have to provide Why does the EU keep the preferential VAT rates on paper editions all its shareholders equal access to firm’s institutional know–how. slowing down the development of electronic newspapers? Why It’s quite a responsibility, not often described in textbooks on does Europe loose the global battle over the electronic content economic studies. That skill can only be acquired in practice. Is with the non–European media players? How to quickly change the it better to manage a private company, where you do not have European law to ensure the equal taxation of the electronic and to take under consideration the opinion of even the smallest paper press content? Why is the change in the fiscal legislation so investor? Only practitioners are to answer such question. important for the electronic content creators in Poland? Moderator: Moderator: Przemyslaw Gdanski, Vice–President, BRE Bank SA, Poland Boguslaw Chrabota, Editor–in–Chief, Gremi Media Sp. z o.o., Speakers: Poland Beata Gessel–Kalinowska vel Kalisz, President, Lewiatan Speakers: Court of Arbitration, Poland Zbigniew Czachor, Professor, Adam Mickiewicz University in Solange Olszewska, President of the Management Board, Poznan, Poland Solaris Bus&Coach S.A., Poland Ryszard Czarnecki, Member, European Parliament, Poland Krzysztof Pawinski, President of the Board, Maspex Wadowice Grzegorz Hajdarowicz, President of the Board, Gremi Media Group, Poland Sp. z o.o., Poland Cezary Stypulkowski, President of the Board, BRE Bank SA, Pawel Zalewski, Member, European Parliament, Poland Poland Marek Siwiec, Member, European Parliament, Poland

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SEPTEMBER 4 SEPTEMBER 4 10:40—11:55 discussion panel 12:05—13:05 discussion panel Partner: TVP S.A. Partner: Poczta Polska The Role of Public Media in Europe of New Pole 3.0 – Are We Ready for the Cyber Order Reality?

In most of the European countries the public media are insti- The panel discussion will focus on changes occurring in today’s tutions which aim to carry out a public service mission. In world, the source of which is the development of new technol- comparison to the commercial competitive stations the public ogies. The debate will start with the presentation of the findings media create of a high quality program not considering only the of the poll conducted for the Polish Post and checking Poles’ criterion of the audience. When considering the concept of their opinions about what the general public expects from mass service

Nowy Dom Forum, Sala Jaworzyna mission, the panelists will discuss the tasks of public media related providers and whether they are ready to live in the digital world. Nowy Dom Forum, Sala Jaworzyna

State and Reforms and State to reporting and translations of economic, social and political We will explore the roles of businesses and public administration Reforms and State changes taking place in Europe today. Such a formulated topic in the process of shaping the behavior of the customers / citizens. will also give reasons for consideration of the state of Public An important element of the discussion will also be the problem broadcasters and their role in the development of freedom of of digital exclusion in less affluent areas. expression and the free flow of information, which are the foundations of a democratic society. This is particularly important in the Moderator: face of the recent events taking place in Greece and the problems Cezary Szymanek, Editor–in–Chief, Bloomberg Businessweek of a stable, predictable funding system which affects many Public Polska, Poland broadcasters in Europe. Speakers: Moderator: Michal Boni, Minister, Ministry of Administration and Piotr Krasko, Editor–in–Chief, Wiadomości TVP 1, TVP S.A., Digitization, Poland Poland Bridget Cosgrave, Founder, President, Every European Digital, Belgium Speakers: Jerzy Jan Jozkowiak, President, Poczta Polska, Poland Ivars Belte, Chairman of the Board, Latvian Television, Latvia Zygmunt Solorz–Zak, Chairman of the Supervisory Board, Juliusz Braun, President, TVP S.A., Poland Telewizja Polsat Sp. z o. o., Poland Petr Dvorak, General Director, Czech Television (ČT), Czech Cezary Stypulkowski, President of the Board, BRE Bank SA, Republic Poland Laszlo Zsolt Szabo, Deputy Director General, Hungarian Maciej Witucki, President, Orange Polska, Poland Public Television (MTVA), Hungary Alexander Wrabetz, General Director, Austrian Broadcasting (ORF), Austria

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SEPTEMBER 4 SEPTEMBER 4 13:15—14:15 discussion panel 14:25—15:25 discussion panel Partner: Credit Agricole Bank Polska S.A. Partner: Onet.pl Financing Infrastructure – Politics or Future of the Media– Digitization, Paid Business? Content, Mobility

Government agencies, self–government units and State In the last few years mass media from all over the world has been Treasury–controlled companies invest in infrastructure. They forced to answer more and more difficult questions, for example: need to have adequate capital, be it their own or external. Due to go, or not to go online? And if yes, then on what conditions? to budgetary restrictions in the public sector, the role of the Alone, or with a partner? Which medium of communication private sector in financing infrastructure is becoming increasingly should be chosen? To create mobile versions, or perhaps appli-

Nowy Dom Forum, Sala Jaworzyna important.During the panel we will discuss possible models of cations? Should Internet content be free? If yes, then what should Nowy Dom Forum, Sala Jaworzyna

State and Reforms and State financing infrastructural projects, taking into consideration the be its price? What method of payment should we use, etc.? Which Reforms and State role of Polish Investments for Development. way will the Polish media choose – having in mind the experience to date of foreign media? Are Polish users, audience and readers Moderator: very different from European and American clients? Jakub Borowski, Chief Economist, Credit Agricole Bank Polska S.A., Poland Moderator: Michal Kobosko, Editor-in-Chief, Project Syndicate, Poland Speakers: Jan Krzysztof Bielecki, Chairman of the Economic Council Speakers: to the Prime Minister, Former Prime Minister of Poland, Robert Bednarski, President of the Board, Onet.pl Group, Chancellery of the Prime Minister of the Republic of Poland, Poland Poland Monika Bednarek, President of the Board, Chief Executive Jakub Karnowski, President of the Board, Chief Executive Officer, Grupa Eurozet, Poland Officer, PKP SA, Poland Grzegorz Gauden, Director, The Book Institute in Krakow, Krzysztof Kilian, President of the Board, PGE Grupa Poland Energetyczna, Poland Maciej Maciejowski, Member of the Management Board, TVN Régis Monfront, Deputy Chief Executive Officer, Credit S.A., Poland Agricole Corporate and Investment Bank S.A., France Jacek Zakowski, Journalist, Commentator, Polityka Weekly, Pawel Tamborski, Undersecretary of State, Ministry of Poland Treasury, Poland

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SEPTEMBER 4 SEPTEMBER 4 17:30—18:30 discussion panel 10:40—11:55 discussion panel Partners: KGHM Polska Miedź S.A. Partner: Berlin Economics Think Tank „POLAND, Go GLOBAL!” EU’s Recipes for Trade Policy– Will They Polish Companies on the Global Stage: Time Work for the Eastern Partnership Countries? to Make a Strong Entry! Countries of the Eastern Partnership share similar challenges Polish economy is gradually entering a new stage of development. regarding their trade policy; especially the strategic question The existing growth engines such as rising and unsatisfied internal whether to orientate eastwards or westwards: Russia’s Customs demand, foreign investments, the EU support or relatively low Union or DCFTA with the EU. Given their common pasts as Soviet labor costs have ceased to suffice or have been exhausted. Union member states, all three economies are traditionally closely Nowy Dom Forum, Sala Jaworzyna Foreign expansion and the related innovation should become linked to other CIS countries, thus, a closer integration with Russia

State and Reforms and State and the CIS countries seems to be in their best interest. On the

the new stimuli for growth. This requires not only courage but Stary Dom Zdrojowy, Sala Telewizyjna also new competencies, commitments and enthusiasm. State other hand, there is the European Union which represents an

administration may be of help here. Are Polish entrepreneurs attractive market and the option of a closer political integration. Politics International seeking their opportunities at the global stage? What can we Is EU’s trade model indeed the best choice for the Eastern Part- learn from businesses who have already paved their way to nership countries? international markets? Moderator: Moderator: Ricardo Giucci, Managing Director, Berlin Economics, Germany Lukasz Swierzewski, Deputy Editor–in–Chief, Harvard Speakers: Business Review Poland, Poland Ulrike Hauer, Head of Sector, European Neighbourhood Policy, Speakers: European External Action Service (EEAS), Belgium Zdzislaw Gawlik, Secretary of State, Ministry of Treasury, Veaceslav Ionita, Member of Parliament, Chairman of the Poland Committee on Economy, Budget and Finance, Liberal– Stephan Lehrke, Senior Partner, The Boston Consulting Group, Democratic Party of Moldova, Republic of Moldova Poland Aidan Manktelow, Director, Europe, Economist Intelligence Jarosław Andrzej Szczepek, President of the Board, Wielton Unit, United Kingdom S.A., Poland Krzysztof Szczerski, Member, Parliament, Poland Herbert Wirth, President of the Board, KGHM Polska Miedź Yaroslav Zhwhalilo, First Deputy Director, National Institute S.A., Poland for Strategic Studies under the President of Ukraine, Ukraine Jozef Wolski, President of the Board, Kopex SA, Poland Commentator: Philippe Vlaemminck, Partner, Altius, Belgium

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SEPTEMBER 4 Commentator: Vitalie Cirhana, Director, Institute of Study in Development 12:05—13:05 discussion panel „MilleniuM”, Republic of Moldova Partner: The project is supported by the EU’s ‘Youth in Action’ programme Strategy Europe 2020– What’s On Top of Youth’s Agenda?

The objective of this strategy is for Europe to overcome the economic crisis and prepare its economy for the competitive challenges of a new decade. In order to accomplish these goals, five priorities have been established regarding employment, education, environmental protection, poverty reduction and innovation. A lot of space in the EU strategy was devoted to Stary Dom Zdrojowy, Sala Telewizyjna increasing all the levels of education and improvement of the Stary Dom Zdrojowy, Sala Telewizyjna

International Politics International youth on the labor market. Will the projects of cooperation Politics International between universities, their financing and modernization of educational programs result in youth activization and enhancing their chances on the job market? Moderator: Tomasz Machala, Managing Director, Editor–in–Chief, natemat.pl, Poland Speakers: Rosalia Arteaga Serrano, President, FIDAL Foundation; President of Ecuador (1997), Ecuador Miroslava Kopicova, First Vice–Chairperson, The Research, Development and Innovation Council, Czech Republic Maria Cristina Ortega Nuere, President, European Network of Cultural Administration and Training Centres (ENCAT), Spain Antti Peltomäki, Deputy Director General, European Commission, Belgium Marek Ratajczak, Undersecretary of State, Ministry of Science and Higher Education, Poland Ryszard Tadeusiewicz, Head of the Department, AGH University of Science and Technology in Cracow, Poland

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SEPTEMBER 4 SEPTEMBER 4 13:15—14:15 discussion panel 14:25—15:25 discussion panel Partner: Semestre Europeo Magazine Partner: China Center for Contemporary World Studies (CCCWS) What Kind of Governance Does Europe Need? European Elections 2014 Chinese Investment in Central–Eastern Europe: Risks and Opportunities Challenges that have had to be faced by the European Union recently because of the economic crises provoke thoughts on Along with increasing Asian investments in Europe, regional the direction in which Europe is heading. In 2014 citizens of the economies are receiving foreign capital inflow. It can become EU member states will vote for their representatives. Who will more and more important and stable source of funding, especially be new political elites of the European Union? Will they manage at a time when Europe is experiencing a slowdown. Furthermore, to restore confidence of citizens? Will they lead the EU to tighter region can benefit from new technologies and know–how inflow, integration or make a step backwards? creation of new jobs – all that simulates the economy. However, Stary Dom Zdrojowy, Sala Telewizyjna Europeans are afraid of competition, decreasing control over Stary Dom Zdrojowy, Sala Telewizyjna Moderator:

International Politics International national wealth, “colonization”. What are the opportunities Politics International Cristiano Zagari, Managing Editor, Head of EU Affairs at created by Asian investment and how to take advantage of them? Regione Lazio, Semestre Europeo Magazine, Italy How to face the risks? What strategy should European countries adopt to attract new investors? Speakers: Eva Kjer Hansen, Chairperson of the European Affairs Moderator: Committee, Folketing, Denmark Karl Pilny, Managing Director, Asia 21 GmbH, Germany Eikka Kosonen, Ambassador for EU and Global Affairs, Ministry for Foreign Affairs, Finland Speakers: Juhan Lepassaar, Director for EU Affairs, The Government of Jan Birke, President, Czech–China Chamber of Collaboration, the Republic of Estonia, Estonia Czech Republic Jan Rokita, Lawyer, Lecturer, Publicist, Poland Darren Chong, Project Manager, EMEA Steering Committee Francesco Tufarelli, Director General of the Prime Minister’s Member, Chinese Services Group, Deloitte, Poland Office and Advisor to the Minister of European Affairs, Italian Xin Jin, Deputy Director, China Center for Contemporary World Government, Italy Studies (CCCWS), China Guenter Verheugen, Honorary Professor for European Andrzej Kaczmarek, Director, KPMG, Poland Governance, University Viadrina, The European Experience Kaloian Kirilov, Managing Partner, Synergy Group BG, Bulgaria Company GmbH, Potsdam, Germany Commentator: Leonid Karabeshkin, Professor, Dean of the Faculty of International Relations, Euroacademy, Estonia

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SEPTEMBER 4 SEPTEMBER 4 17:30—18:30 discussion panel 10:40—11:55 discussion panel Partner: Roland Berger Strategy Consultants Is “Federation” a Future Concept for Europe? Rebuilding Europe’s Competitiveness The last half century is a special period in the history of Europe. Lack of wars and serious conflicts brought unprecedented pros- Europe, as the region which struggles to overcome times of perity. In general opinion this success was possible due to the economic instability, has recently been going through a period European integration. However, benefits form the foundation of of stagnating economic growth, rising unemployment leading the EU are running out. How the story of recent crisis showed in to social tensions, and sovereign debt crises in several European order to defeat the crisis it is necessary to create new institutions countries. The continent needs to find an answer to the following and implement new mechanisms enforcing integration. Where

question: how to overcome Europe’s persistent competitiveness Nowy Dom Forum, Sala Prehyba are the limits of this process? shortages as compared to other advanced economies, accom- panied by the rising economic power of emerging markets?

Stary Dom Zdrojowy, Sala Telewizyjna Speakers: The discussion panel will be devoted to identification of potential Andrew Duff, Member, European Parliament, United Kingdom reasons for competitiveness gap between Europe and other International Politics International Roza Grafin von Thun und Hohenstein, Member, European players, as well as focus on potential solutions aimed at creating Parliament, Poland sustained prosperity in Europe. Marcin Swiecicki, Member, Parliament, Poland Moderator: Bernd Brunke, Member of the global Management Board of Roland Berger Strategy Consultants and the head of Roland Berger Strategy Consultants in Central & Eastern Europe, Roland Berger Strategy Consultants, Germany Speakers: Janusz Piechocinski, Deputy Prime Minister, Minister, Ministry of Economy, Poland

Jorgen Andersson, Chairman, TergoPower AS, Norway its Neighbours and Union European Piotr Chelminski, Member of the Management Board, Petrochemical, PKN ORLEN S.A., Poland Krzysztof Kilian, President of the Board, PGE Polska Grupa Energetyczna, Poland Krzysztof Pawinski, President of the Board, Maspex Wadowice Group, Poland

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Wieslaw Rozlucki, Chairman of the Supervisory Board of the SEPTEMBER 4 Stock Exchange in Warsaw, Strategic Adviser, Rothschild, Poland 12:05—13:05 discussion panel Janusz Steinhoff, Chairman of the Programme Council, Polish Partners: World Fair Trade Organization Chamber of Commerce, Poland Polish Fair Trade Association Fair Trade: What Role For Companies And Governments?

Fair Trade is a trading partnership that empowers marginalized producers and workers in the South. In the context of the upcoming UN General Assembly, the objective of the session Nowy Dom Forum, Sala Prehyba is to exchange views on what companies, local authorities and Nowy Dom Forum, Sala Prehyba governments can do at their level to promote trade that upholds high sustainable development standards. Moderator: Giorgio Dal Fiume, President, World Fair Trade Organization, Italy Speakers: Sergi Corbalan, Executive Director, Fair Trade Advocacy Office, Belgium Bernhard Herold, Member of the Board, Fairtrade International, Germany Hakan Knutsson, Managing Director, Sustainable Business Hub, Sweden Marion Lieser, Executive Director, Oxfam Germany, Germany Ulrike Lunacek, Member, European Parliament, Austria European Union and its Neighbours and Union European Xinquan Tu, Director of China Institute for WTO Studies, its Neighbours and Union European University of International Business and Economics (UIBE), China Pawel Zalewski, Member, European Parliament, Poland Participation in discussion: Anna Skowera, Communication Officer, Polish Fair Trade Association, Poland

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SEPTEMBER 4 SEPTEMBER 4 13:15—14:15 discussion panel 14:25—15:25 discussion panel Partner: The America–Bosnia Foundation Partner: Institute of Political Research What Place for the Balkans in Wobbling Geopolitics and Human Rights. At the Europe? Barricades of Ideological Clash

The EU has so far been perceived as a well–managed model of In the current word geopolitics dictates the clash of approach institution, based on genuine values and economically stable. towards human rights. Very often human rights are used to However, the current eurozone crisis has exposed it’s fragility meet geopolitical ambitions or are used on case by case basis. and caused a significant reduction in the so–called power of A number of bloody conflicts or interventions in internal policy of

Nowy Dom Forum, Sala Prehyba attraction. Therefore, there is a risk of overlooking the aspiring independent states were the result of implementation of human Nowy Dom Forum, Sala Prehyba Western Balkan countries in the EU agenda, especially that each rights protection. new member state is a sound proof that accession itself might not What are the key differences in the approach of understanding be sufficient solution. Initial problems only increase huge eco- human rights in Russia, the U.S. and the EU? nomic differences. What should be done to avoid new borders Where is the line where the protection of human rights can be and divisions in Europe and in the Balkans? imposed and is acceptable for an independent state from the international community? Moderator: Is one common interpretation of human rights possible at all? Sasha Toperich, Senior Fellow, Center for Transatlantic Relations SAIS, USA Moderator: Sergey Markov, Vice–Rector on the Contacts with State Speakers: Agencies and Non–Governmental Organization, Plekhanov Luc Devigne, Head of Unit for Bilateral Trade Relations with Russian Economic University, Russia Russia, Ukraine, CIS, Western Balkans, EFTA/EEA, Turkey and Central Asia, European Commission, Belgium Speakers: Gaetano Massara, CEO, GE Global Growth & Operations South Igor Chubays, Professor, Moscow Institute of Economics, East Europe, Serbia Russia European Union and its Neighbours and Union European Aleksandar Andrija Pejovic, Secretary of State, Ministry of Evgeny Kozhokin, Rector, Academy of Labour and Social its Neighbours and Union European Foreign Affairs and European Integration, Montenegro Relations, Russia Szabolcs Takacs, Deputy State Secretary for Security Policy, Maria Serena Natale, Journalist, Foreign Affairs Desk, Il Political Director, Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Hungary Corriere Della Sera, Italy Danilo Turk, President of Slovenia 2007–2012, Office of the Cornelius Ochmann, Director, Foundation for Polish–German Former President of Slovenia, Slovenia Cooperation, Germany Ramiro Villapadierna, Director of the Institute in Prague & Mark Pursey, Managing Partner, BTP Advisers, United Kingdom Reporter on Balkan issues, The Cervantes Institute, Spain Volodymyr Vassylenko, Professor, Ambassador, The National University “Kyiv–Mohyla Academy”, Ukraine

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Jim Wells, Member of Democratic Unionist Party MLA, SEPTEMBER 4 Democratic Unionist Party, United Kingdom 10:40—13:05 discussion panel Commentator: Tengiz Pkhaladze, Chairman, International Center for Partner: Central Bank of Iceland Geopolitical Studies, Georgia What’s Better for European Economies – Euro or National Currency?

At the time when the EU is still embraced by the economic crisis, a growing number of Community’s citizens is reminiscing with a warm sentiment “the good old days”, when national currencies such as the German mark or the Dutch guilder were the foun- Events Special

Nowy Dom Forum, Sala Prehyba dation of welfare. 21st century’s globalization trends, particularly when seen in Nowy Dom Forum, Sala Koncertowa terms of economic and political cooperation, demand a unity within the EU, especially in the area of the common currency or even in the single tax system in the nearest future. What are the benefits of adopting the Euro and what may be here to lose? Should the countries of the Central and Eastern Europe consider opening the Eurozone accession’s process within the next few years or is it better to postpone such actions ad Kalendas graecas. Moderator: Arnor Sighvatsson, Deputy Governor, Central Bank of Iceland, Iceland Speakers: Jakub Borowski, Chief Economist, Credit Agricole Bank Polska European Union and its Neighbours and Union European S.A., Poland Eduardo Cabrita, Chairman of the Committee on Budget, Finance and Public Administration, Parliament, Portugal Per Callesen, Member of the Board of Governors, Danmarks Nationalbank, Denmark Adriana Cerretelli, Editorialist on Europe and Global Affairs Based in Brussels, Il Sole 24 ore, Italy Seppo Honkapohja, Member of the Board, Bank of Finland, Finland

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Jerzy Osiatyński, Professor, Institute of Economics, Polish SEPTEMBER 4 Academy of Sciences, Poland Sven Sester, Chairman of the Finance Committee, Riigikogu, 10:40—11:55 discussion panel Estonia Partner: City Hall of Krakow Andris Strazds, Chief Economist, Nordea Bank Finland plc, Latvia Yolanda Vicente, Vice President, Senate, Spain Prospects for the Development of the Cities of the Future – Vision for Krakow Commentator: Thorarinn G. Petursson, Chief Economist, Central Bank of The discussion is an attempt to deal with the challenges faced by Iceland, Iceland modern cities, both in the context of everyday processes as well Participation in discussion: as a long–term actions resulting from strategic plans. “Strategy Special Events Special Events Special Anton Moiseev, Coordinator of international projects, RAS, for Krakow” being developed now and the project “Krakow–Nowa Russia Huta’s Future” will be a canvas for the discussion. A special attention will be paid to modern city management solutions Nowy Dom Forum, Sala Koncertowa such as: smart & eco city. Nowy Dom Zdrojowy, Sala Marmurowa Moderator: Adrian Furgalski, Member of the Board, Transport Consultants Group TOR, Poland Speakers: Greg Clark, Principal, The Business of Cities, United Kingdom Leslaw Fijal, City Treasurer, City Hall of Krakow, Poland Elzbieta Koterba, Deputy Mayor, City Hall of Krakow, Poland Grzegorz Kolodko, Professor, TIGER, Leon Kozminski Academy, Poland Ewa Okon–Horodynska, Professor, Chair of Economy Department, Jagiellonian University, Poland Pawel Wegrzyn, Chairman of the Development and Innovation Commission of the Cracow City Council, Cracow City Council, Poland

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SEPTEMBER 4 Cezary Stypulkowski, President of the Board, BRE Bank SA, Poland 10:40—11:55 thematic block Partner: Deloitte The Future of Banking Sector in Central Europe

The financial crisis has divided the world into two, or even three speed economies. Central European Banking sector appears to be Dom Forum, Sala Plenarna strongly polarized between thriving North and seriously troubled Dom Forum, Sala Plenarna Special Events Special South. Is Central European banking sector still attractive? What Events Special are the key trends? Where to invest or divest? What are lessons learned from from past acquisitions?

Banking Sector in Central Europe as Compared to Western Europe

Moderator: Grzegorz Cimochowski, Partner, Financial Institutions Sector, Deloitte, Czech Republic

Is CEE Banking Sector Attractive?

Moderator: Grzegorz Cimochowski, Partner, Financial Institutions Sector, Deloitte, Czech Republic Speakers: Jacek Chwedoruk, Managing Director, Rothschild, Poland Paul Nabavi, Senior Banker, Financial Institutions Group, European Bank for Reconstruction and Development, United Kingdom Piotr Olendski, Member of the Managment Board, Deutsche Bank Polska S.A., Poland

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SEPTEMBER 4 SEPTEMBER 4 12:05—13:05 discussion panel 13:25—14:15 other Partner: Democratic Left Alliance New Economic Pact Who is an Entrepreneur for the State: Benefactor or a Thief? Is It Possible to Have Moderator: a Entrepreneur–friendly State? Igor Janke, Chairman of the Board, The Institute for Liberty, Poland During the discussion panel the invited guests will attempt to Dom Forum, Sala Plenarna Speakers: Dom Forum, Sala Plenarna raise a public debate on the way the Polish businessmen are Special Events Special Jaroslaw Kaczynski, President, Prawo i Sprawiedliwość, Events Special treated by the Polish state. They will indicate areas and examples Poland of bad practices in relations between public officials and entrepreneurs. Then they will present a package of solutions aimed at combating pathologies in this area. Moderator: Jozef Oleksy, Head of the Jury, Programme Council of the Economic Forum, Poland Speakers: Jan Guz, Chairman, The All–Poland Alliance of Trade Unions, Poland Kazimierz Karolczak, Treasurer, Democratic Left Alliance, Poland Andrzej Malinowski, President, Employers of Poland, Poland Zbigniew Niemczycki, President of the Board, Curtis Group, Poland Marcin Piatkowski, Senior Economist, World Bank, Poland

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SEPTEMBER 4 Moderator: Konstantin Khudoley, Professor, Head of European Studies 13:15—15:25 thematic block Department, Saint–Peterburg State University, Russia Alexey Gromyko, Deputy Director, Federal Budget State Institution, Institute of Europe, Russian Academy of Sciences, Russia and the World of the 21st Century Russia Boris Kuznetsov, Director, The Center of International and Russia is changing its relations with the world. Creation of a new Regional Policy, Russia map of cooperation and competition between Russia and its partners. On the agenda is the question: whether Russia and the EU need Russia & EU: Do They Need Each Other? each other? In Russia, more and more calls for the “return to the East.” However, the Great Europe was, is and will be its 1facility Special Events Special Partner: Federal Budget State Institution, Institute of Events Special ensuring the reliability of Russia which will increase the chances Europe, Russian Academy of Sciences of success in other parts of the world. Russia can strengthen its

Nowy Dom Forum, Sala Koncertowa position in the world of the twenty–first century as a result of Speakers: Nowy Dom Forum, Sala Koncertowa strengthening the strategic partnership with the EU, while as Mikhail Nosov, Deputy Director, Member of the RAS, Federal a core of integration processes in the post–Soviet area. Also, Budget State Institution, Institute of Europe, Russian Academy European Union’s further integration with Russia provides an of Sciences, Russia opportunity to avoid in the new century, the vanishing center Tedo Japaridze, Chairman of the Foreign Relations Committee, of force. Parliament, Georgia Expected changes in the difficult cooperation between Russia Tadeusz Iwinski, Professor, Deputy Chairman of the and NATO have not taken place even on the occasion of 10th Parliamentary Committee of Foreign Affairs, Parliament, anniversary of the establishment of Russia– NATO Council and the Poland 15th anniversary of national interests of Russia, while on the other Adrian Pabst, Senior Lecturer in Politics, University of Kent, hand, NATO is not ready for a closer cooperation with Russia. United Kingdom What is BRICS for Russia? – Wonder politicians and experts, ana- Marco Ricceri, General Secretary, Eurispes, Institute of Political, lyzing the evolution of Russian foreign policy. BRICS countries, Economic and Social Studies, Italy although each carrying its own economic policy, more seriously Daniel Tarschys, Professor, Swedish Institute of European consider taking joint action on a global scale. One of them would Policy Studies, Stockholm University, Sweden be the creation of their own bank as an alternative to the World Bank and the recognition of other currencies as competitive against the U.S. dollar in international trade. Very active in these considerations is Russia. To what extent does Russia treat BRICS, of which all members are part of the G20, as an instrument of influence on the policy of the West? Does this attitude suit the rest of the BRICS countries?

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Special Events Special Moldova Events Special Academy of Social Sciences (CASS), China Massimo D’Alema, Former Prime Minister, President, Italianieuropei, Foundation for European Progressive Studies,

Nowy Dom Forum, Sala Koncertowa Italy Nowy Dom Forum, Sala Koncertowa Bogdan Klich, Senator, Senate of the Republic of Poland, Poland Alexander Kuznetsov, Deputy Governor, General, former Head of the Service for Combating Terrorism, The Government of the Leningrad Region, Russia Jozef Oleksy, Head of the Jury, Programme Council of the Economic Forum, Poland Igor Pavlovskiy, Director, Non–profit Partnership Center for Promotion International Journalism “Russian–Baltic Media–Centre”, Russia Commentator: Taras Berezovets, Director, Berta Communications, Ukraine Mamuka Kudava, Deputy Director, Economic Policy Research Centre, Georgia Sergei Palagin, Director, Public Association Foreign Policy and Security Research Center, Belarus George Sanford, Professor of East European Politics, University of Bristol, United Kingdom

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SEPTEMBER 4 Euromodernization of Ukraine: How the Reality 17:30—19:30 thematic block Meets Expectations?

Ukraine in the 21st Century – Between Speakers: Alexander Duleba, Director, Slovak Foreign Policy Association, Europe and Eurasia? Slovakia Cezary Grabarczyk, Deputy Speaker of Parliament, Office of Twelve countries that were formed as a result of the dissolution of the Sejm of the RP, Poland the Soviet Union continue to define the European vector of their Alexander Rahr, Director of Research, German–Russian Forum, policy. On one hand Russia bets on the partnership with the EU, Germany and on the other hand it considers “returning to the East” and Serhii Tatusiak, Head, Vinnytsia Regional Council, Ukraine Special Events Special creates a new area Eurasian integration. Belarus remains in iso- Events Special lation. Moldova and Georgia are moving towards integration with Commentator: Europe. Kazakhstan is also making “its way to Europe.” Ukraine Ricardo Giucci, Managing Director, Berlin Economics, Germany Nowy Dom Forum, Sala Koncertowa is regarded as a country for centuries marked by the dilemma Dietmar Stuedemann, Ambassador ret., Consultant, Federal Nowy Dom Forum, Sala Koncertowa of choosing between East and West, Europe and Eurasia. This is Foreign Office, Germany reflected by various strategies “for” or “towards” Ukraine, which are aimed at strengthening one vector and weakening another. Is Ukraine: Democracy and Business the subjectivity of Ukraine with respect to deciding on its future threatened? Should the majority of Ukrainians rightly believe that the society and the state are subject to manipulation either Speakers: from outside or inside? Are the objective factors that determine Bohdan Ferens, Member of Board, Institute for Democracy and the international position of Ukraine, its identity and socio–eco- Social Progress, Ukraine nomic development losing prominence? What choice is Ukraine Douglas Henderson, Former Chair ESDA Defence Committee going to make? & Former UK Defence Minister, United Kingdom Jean–Yves Leconte, Senator, Senate of the French Republic, Moderator: France Heike Doerrenbaecher, Executive Director, Gerrman Jock Mendoza–Wilson, Director of International and Investor Association for Eastern Europe, Germany Relations, System Capital Management, Ukraine Andrii Yermolaiev, Director, National Institute for Strategic Hanne Severinsen, Project Manager, President, Danish Studies, Ukraine Helsinki Committee, European Media Platform, Denmark Vitaly Shybko, Advisor to the Minister of Foreign Affairs of Luca Giuseppe Volonte, Chief Executive Officer, President Ukraine, Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Ukraine of the EEP–CC Group in the Parliamentary Assembly of the Council of Europe (2010–2013), Novae Terrae Foundation, Italy

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Commentator: SEPTEMBER 4 Roman Postoev, Economic Advisor of the Department of Investment Policy, Kiemerowski District Administration, 17:30—18:30 discussion panel Russia Partner: Gremi Media Sp. z o.o. Local Government Reforms in Ukraine Is Deregulation of the Energy Market a Recipe for Economic Recovery? Speakers: Andrey Fedoruk, Chairman, Donetsk Regional Council, Energy prices for the households in the second part of 2013 have Ukraine increased, which constitutes a precedence in this sector. Such Rafał Jurkowlaniec, Marshall of Lowe Silesia Voivodship, market environment creates optimal conditions for the energy Special Events Special Marshal’s Office of the Dolnoslaskie Voivodeship, Poland prices liberalization. The regulator though expects certain condi- Events Special

Mykola Kovalchuk, Chairman, Kirovograd Region Council, tions to be met. Is complete liberalization possible at all? When Nowy Dom Forum, Sala Prehyba Ukraine can it be reached and how? What technological progress has to Nowy Dom Forum, Sala Koncertowa Yevhen Udod, Chairman, Dnipropetrovsk Regional Council, be achieved in order to create favorable conditions? Ukraine Moderator: Justyna Piszczatowska, Journalist, Rzeczpospolita, Poland Speakers: Maciej Bando, Vice President, Energy Regulatory Office, Poland Tomasz Bendlewski, Director of the Department of Energy, Gas and Enterprises, Asseco Poland SA, Poland Miroslaw Bielinski, President of the Board, ENERGA Group, Poland Boguslawa Matuszewska, Vice–President of the Board, PGE Polska Grupa Energetyczna, Poland

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SEPTEMBER 4 NOTES 18:40—20:00 Partner: The Employers’ Union of Innovative Pharmaceutical Companies INFARMA Health vs. Economic Development

Social stratification means limited access to medical services and lack of coordination of social policy with health policy. The problem of inequality is a source of social crisis. How can

Special Events Special we prevent this from happening, to allow the economy to continue to grow? How does social stratification affect the health

Stary Dom Zdrojowy, Sala Balowa of society? Moderator: Jacek Zakowski, Journalist, Commentator, Polityka Weekly, Poland Speakers: Richard Wilkinson, Honorary Professor of Epidemiology and Public Health, University College London, United Kingdom

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�� SEPTEMBER 5 �� 09:15—10:45 plenary session �� Partners: GE International �� Malopolska Region �� Looking Beyond The Crisis. What Will Drive �� an “Economic Renaissance” in Central and �� Eastern Europe Dom Forum, Sala Plenarna �� As the debate in Europe increasingly shifts from the austerity �� agenda to what it is that will drive growth in renewal we examine

�� what strategies can be adopted to help drive an “economic ren- Plenary Sessions �� aissance” not just in Central and Eastern Europe but in Europe as �� a whole. How can the CEE countries work more closely together �� to help drive the infrastructural and economic needs of the region �� and achieve greater cohesion and competitiveness across the EU? With significant investment due to come on stream under the �� Multiannual Financial Framework we examine the perspectives of some leaders from politics and business on this topic and how �� to stimulate future investment in the region. Moderator: Robert Lane Greene, Business and Finance Correspondent, The Economist, United Kingdom Speakers: Laszlo Andor, Commissioner for Employment, Social Affairs and Inclusion, European Commission, Belgium Jan Krzysztof Bielecki, Chairman of the Economic Council to the Prime Minister, Former Prime Minister of Poland, Chancellery of the Prime Minister of the Republic of Poland, Poland Zoltan Csefalvay, Minister of State, Ministry for National Economy, Hungary Peter Stracar, GE CEO Central and Eastern Europe, General Electric (GE), Czech Republic

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Guenter Verheugen, Honorary Professor for European SEPTEMBER 5 Governance, University Viadrina, The European Experience Company GmbH, Potsdam, Germany 16:00—17:30 plenary session

Why Do We Need History in Europe?

The history might be coming to an end, as Francis Fukuyama claims, but its impact on the societies of Central Europe remains significant. The continent of turbulent past, national antagonisms and ideological conflicts might have abandoned its tendency towards instability, but the shadows of the history still come back Dom Forum, Sala Plenarna Dom Forum, Sala Plenarna to haunt the present. How to deal with the past while building common European identity? How should we manage our heritage

Plenary Sessions and unresolved issues? Plenary Sessions Moderator: Jacek Majchrowski, Mayor, City Hall of Krakow, Poland Speakers: Petra Hulova, Writer, Novelist, Czech Republic Victor Yushchenko, President, The Institute of the President Viktor Yushchenko, Ukraine Viktor Loshak, Director for Strategy, Kommersant daily, Russia Markus Meckel, Chairman Council, Former Minister of Foreign Affairs, The Federal Foundation for the Reappraisal of the SED Dictatorship, Germany Tadeusz Pieronek, Member, Programme Council of the Economic Forum, Poland Boris Tadic, Former President of the Republic of Serbia, Democratic Party, Serbia

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SEPTEMBER 5 SEPTEMBER 5 11:00—12:00 discussion panel 12:10—13:10 discussion panel Partner: International Centre for Defence Studies Partner: Institut Prospective et Sécurité en Europe (IPSE) Cybersecurity Policy: Defending Critical Network Infrastructure and Protecting Is Global Power Really Shifting Eastward? Rights A ‘power shift’ narrative has become dominant in scholarly and media analysis of international affairs. On one hand, the In recent years, the field of cybersecurity has continued to evolve eastward shift of the global economy seems today undeniable and change at a dizzying pace. In particular, the problem of attri- as Beijing buys up companies and assets at an increasing pace. bution has become more acute, making it difficult for public and On the other hand, the reality of Chinese economic muscle is still private–sector entities alike to identify the sources of attacks. disputed and complex to calculate. China is the world’s second Accordingly, the lines between military and civilians, and even biggest economy but it still has a per capita GDP well below that state and non–state actors have become blurred. This raises the of western nations because of its sheer size. But, and that’s the

Stary Dom Zdrojowy, Sala Restauracyjna question of how governments can actively promote the security real issue, the Western world fears that it will also mean a transfer Stary Dom Zdrojowy, Sala Restauracyjna of critical public and private infrastructure while continuing to of more political power to the east. International SecurityInternational serve as a neutral guarantor of fundamental rights and the rule SecurityInternational of law. Moderator: Emmanuel Dupuy, President, Institut Prospective et Sécurité Moderator: en Europe (IPSE), France Matthew Bryza, Director, International Centre for Defence Studies, Estonia Speakers: Prem Shankar Jha, Former Adviser to the Prime Minister of Speakers: India, India Krzysztof Bondaryk, Adviser to the Minister, Ministry of Luis Fraga, President, World Stability Observatory, Spain National Defence, Poland Grzegorz Kolodko, Professor, TIGER, Leon Kozminski Academy, Natasa Pirc Musar, Commissioner, Office of Information Poland Commissioner, Slovenia Anne–Marie Lizin–Vanderspeeten, Honorary Speaker of the Heli Tiirmaa–Klaar, Cyber Security Policy Advisor, European Senate, Belgium External Action Service (EEAS), Estonia Fengbo Zhang, Leading Chinese Economist, USA

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SEPTEMBER 5 Commentator: Juryi Subbotin, Commentator, Head of the Political 13:20—14:20 discussion panel Department, Parliamentary Newspaper, Russia

Smart Power – A New Concept of Diplomacy?

The inadequacy of hard power, traditionally attributed to American policymakers, along with the ineffectiveness of soft power, favoured by European countries, revealed an urgent need to search for a more holistic approach to rising global demands. America was the first one to answer this call. During the debate the participants will discuss general questions: Is American smart power a projection of a visionary leadership or a way to justify budgetary constraints? Can new technologies be effectively used in diplomacy? The focus will be on social media, cooperation with Stary Dom Zdrojowy, Sala Restauracyjna NGOs, the private sector and on how all these undertakings Stary Dom Zdrojowy, Sala Restauracyjna

International SecurityInternational advance foreign policy challenges. SecurityInternational Moderator: Christopher Caldwell, Journalist, Senior Editor, The Weekly Standard, USA Speakers: Olof Ehrenkrona, Senior Adviser to the Minister of Foreign Affairs, Ambassador, Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Sweden Mart Laanemäe, Undersecretary for Europe and Transatlantic Relations, Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Estonia Brice Lalonde, Special Advisor on Sustainable Development, United Nations Organization (UN), USA Kazimierz Marcinkiewicz, Adviser, Economic and Financial Consulting, Poland Zongze Ruan, Vice President, China Institute of International Studies, China Francesco Rutelli, Former Deputy Prime Minister and Mayor of Rome, Honorary President, Institute for Cultural Diplomacy (ICD), Italy

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SEPTEMBER 5 SEPTEMBER 5 14:30—15:30 discussion panel 11:00—12:00 discussion panel Partner: Institute for Cultural Diplomacy (ICD) Partner: American Chamber of Commerce in Poland Cultural Diplomacy: at the Roots of Europe, Government’s Dialogue with Business at the Forefront of the World – How to Talk Effectively?

Globalisation favours intercultural exchange and cultural initia- The aim of the panel will be to discuss the cooperation between

tives aimed at reinforcing mutual understanding. International the public authorities and entrepreneurs in the law–making Dom Forum, Sala Tarnów cultural exchange programmes, jointly organised cultural process, including capabilities and needs of both sides. We will and sports events as well as international conferences are the present the American standards and examples of good dialogue examples of when culture brings nations closer together. What and its impact on the development of legal regulations. We would is the European experience when it comes to putting cultural also like to discuss recent examples of dialogue in the creation of diplomacy into practice? How can it be used to reinforce peace the law, such as TTIP or regulations on shale gas. The panel will and reconciliation in contemporary world? also introduce American examples from a business perspective Stary Dom Zdrojowy, Sala Restauracyjna and current examples of public consultation in Poland as well as

International SecurityInternational Moderator: its future perspective. Andrzej Godlewski, Deputy Director, TVP S.A., Poland Moderator: Speakers: Marek Matraszek, Founding Partner, CEC Government Mark Donfried, Executive Director and Founder, Institute for Relations, Poland Business and Management Cultural Diplomacy (ICD), Germany Petra Hulova, Writer, Novelist, Czech Republic Speakers: Dan Petre, Director General, Romanian Diplomatic Institute, Michal Boni, Minister, Ministry of Administration and Romania Digitization, Poland Francesco Rutelli, Former Deputy Prime Minister and Mayor Patrycja Golos, Policy and Corporate Affairs Director, UPC of Rome, Honorary President, Institute for Cultural Diplomacy Poland, Poland (ICD), Italy Stephen Mull, Ambassador, U.S. Embassy, USA Igor Ostrowski, Head of IPT&C Group in Poland and CEE, Dentons, Poland Thomas Reynaert, President, United Technologies International Operations, Belgium Jacek Siwicki, President, Enterprise Investors, Poland

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SEPTEMBER 5 SEPTEMBER 5 12:10—13:10 discussion panel 13:20—14:20 discussion panel

The Internet – A Crisis–proof Sector. The Corporate Social Responsibility – Just Good Investment Potential of this New Branch of PR or Real Actions? Economy CSR is a noticeable trend among entrepreneurs who are trying to The dynamic development of mobile technology has allowed combine economic activities of the companies along with their active pro–social and eco–friendly policies. Panelists will discuss Dom Forum, Sala Tarnów companies operating in the Internet and Communication Tech- Dom Forum, Sala Tarnów nologies sector to survive the economic crisis and to grow in the importance of CSR in the activities of chosen companies, new recent years at a rate of 6% per year. According to the recent OECD development paths for CSR and furthermore they will submit an report, the 250 largest companies operating in the sector keep opinion on whether CSR is still a core aspect of companies’ strat- on increasing their employment rate at a similar level. The report egies or just temporarily popular idea. shows as well that the so–called internet of things (a concept Moderator: which lets connect such traditional subjects as refrigerators and Mette Morsing, Professor, Copenhagen Business School, washing machines to the Internet) is supposed to turn into the Denmark next revolution to come. Such a perspective is bound to keep on strengthening the position of the industry and to increase its Speakers: impact on the economy. Marina Donati, Director for Corporate Social Responsibility, Assicurazioni Generali S.p.A, Italy Business and Management Moderator: Ihor Fedorenko, President, International Association Business Business and Management Wojciech Pawlak, Partner / Vice–Chairman of the Supervisory and Ekonomy, Ukraine Board, Popler Sp. z o.o., Poland Hiroshi Onoda, CSR Specialist, Associate Professor, Waseda Speakers: University, Japan Alberto Diaz, CEO, Digital Migration Partners, S.L., Spain Mikkel Skott Olsen, CSR & Public Affairs Director, Velux, Maciej Goniszewski, Editor–in–Chief, Trend–Media, Poland Denmark Aleksander Kusz, CEO, Money.pl, Poland Jan–Eric Sundgren, Senior Adviser to the CEO, Volvo Group, Slawomir Nowicki, President, PKP Informatyka Spółka z o.o., Sweden Poland Malgorzata Wadzinska, Director of External Relations, Procter Michael Rotert, President of the Board, eco, Association of the & Gamble, Poland German Internet Economy, Germany Commentator: Michal Wiatr, President of the Board, Softtutor Consulting, Victor Lyakh, President, East Europe Foundation, Ukraine Poland Maciej Goniszewski, Editor-in-Chief, Gazeta Bankowa – Polish Finacial Weekly, Poland

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SEPTEMBER 5 Dalius Misiunas, Chairman of the Board, CEO, Visagino atominė elektrinė, UAB, Lithuania 11:00—13:10 discussion panel Sandor Nagy, Deputy Chief Executive for Generation, MVM Hungarian Electricity Ltd, Hungary Partner: GE Hitachi Nuclear Energy Sadler Rupprecht, Senior Vice President, Business & Project Development, Westinghouse Electric Company, USA Nuclear Energy Development and Industry Simon Vasey, Clean Energy Europe / Customer Relations and Competitiveness Policy Strategy, AMEC, United Kingdom Jay Wileman, Senior Vice President, GE Hitachi Nuclear Energy, Nuclear power plants are often considered by environmentalists USA to be a threat for the planet. Nuclear energy is with no doubt Christian Woessner, Director General, German Atomic Forum, a stable source of energy, characterized by relatively low level Germany Energy Forum Energy of carbon dioxide’s emission. Considering the increase in CO2 Forum Energy emission’s costs, as well as high emission of carbon dioxide in case Commentator: Stary Dom Zdrojowy, Sala Balowa of the carbon energy and high costs of carbon capture, nuclear Michal Hudec, CEO, Energy Analytics, s.r.o., Slovakia Stary Dom Zdrojowy, Sala Balowa energy seems to be a very attractive energy source. Does the Bulat Nigmatulin, First Deputy General Director, Institute of nuclear energy produce a solution towards costs reduction in Natural Monopolies Research, Russia the most energy–consuming industrial sectors? What is the experience of other countries where nuclear energy is one of the competitive energy sources? Special guest: Jaroslav Neverovic, Minister, Ministry of Energy, Lithuania Moderator: Roman Mlodkowski, Manager, Economic Journalist, Poland Speakers: Jean–André Barbosa, Country Chief Representative in Poland, AREVA, France Nicola Cotugno, Senior Vice President, Generation and Energy Management, Slovenské elektrárne, a.s., Slovakia Aleksander Grad, President of the Board, PGE Energia Jądrowa S.A., Poland Mirosław Gronicki, Owner, Macroeconomic Consultants, Poland Wojciech Hann, Partner, Financial Tax Advisory, Deloitte, Poland Jukka Laaksonen, Vice–President, Rusatom Overseas, Russia Partner: PGE Polska Grupa Energetyczna

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SEPTEMBER 5 Commentator: Alan Riley, Professor of Law, London City University, United 13:20—14:20 discussion panel Kingdom Partner: Institute for Energy and Finance Russia and EU’s Third Energy Package: Dissensions and Common Solutions

More than half of the European Union’s energy supplies comes from import, including 1/3 of gas and 1/5 of oil from Russia. An increasing EU dependence on Russian resources has fueled Energy Forum Energy debates on the energy security of the Community as a whole Forum Energy and its individual member states. To what extent is Russia going Stary Dom Zdrojowy, Sala Balowa to make itself dependent on European gas and oil imports? How Stary Dom Zdrojowy, Sala Balowa are differences between EU countries affecting Russian energy policy? Will modernization of the Russia’s fuel sector improve the European energy security? Moderator: Teodor Shtilkind, Director for the Cooperation with the EU, Russian Energy Agency (REA) Speakers: Pedro Cabral, General Director for Energy and Geology, Ministry of Economy and Innovation, Portugal Christian Cleutinx, Senior Fellow, Clingendael International Energy Program, Netherlands Institute of International Relations, Clingendael, The Netherlands Alexander Rahr, Director of Research, German–Russian Forum, Germany Urban Rusnak, Ambassador, Secretary General, Energy Charter Secretariat, Belgium Bohdan Sokolowskiy, Representative of the President for International Energy Policy, 2008–2010, Administration of the President, Ukraine Marat Terterov, Co–Founder and Executive Director, Brussels Energy Club, Belgium Partner: PGE Polska Grupa Energetyczna

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SEPTEMBER 5 SEPTEMBER 5 14:30—15:30 discussion panel 11:00—12:00 discussion panel Partner: ENERGA Group Partner: Esglobal Integration of the European Electricity National Brands – Remedy for the Crisis? Market: How to Bridge the Infrastructure In recent years there has been more and more often noted Gap? a phenomenon that might be called local economic patriotism. Businesses relocate the production to the home country (Italian Creating a common energy market within European Union Fiat case). Governments focus on promoting the brand of their

Energy Forum Energy requires both standardized new regulations as well as building country in the international market (Spanish project called Marca a new transmission infrastructure. How to reconcile the interests España). In Poland we successfully go on with the project called of the business sector, political spheres and ordinary energy Stary Dom Zdrojowy, Sala Balowa Now Poland. There are also being created advertising campaigns users? Participants of the debate representing countries with to promote Polish regions and cities (Fall in love with Warsaw).

different levels of infrastructure development will be asked to Innovations Forum

Does the tendency to promote national brands help the hole EU Stary Dom Zdrojowy, Sala Prezydencka identify the main obstacles to integration of electricity market get out of the crisis? Or rather not? Which option to choose to face and present their ideas to improve the current situation. the economic crisis: community or regional patriotism? Moderator: Moderator: Michal Hudec, CEO, Energy Analytics, s.r.o., Slovakia Cristina Manzano Porteros, Director, Esglobal, Spain Speakers: Speakers: Enes Cengic, General Manager, Energoinvest d.d., Sarajevo, Ryszard Florek, President of the Board, FAKRO, Poland Bosnia and Herzegovina Martin Horvath, Advisor to the Head of Public Diplomacy David Kucera, Secretary General, Power Exchange Central Department, MFA CEO, Branding Slovakia Consultancy, Europe, Czech Republic Slovakia Hervé Mignon, Economics, Forecast and Transparency Sergey Kondratyenko, Deputy Chairman, Duma of Tula Director, RTE, France Region, Russia Bulat Nigmatulin, First Deputy General Director, Institute of Philippe Lentschener, President, McCann, France Natural Monopolies Research, Russia Riccardo Monti, President, Italian Trade Promotion Agency, Konrad Szymanski, MEP, European Parliament, Poland Italy Valeria Termini, Commissioner, Regulatory Authority for Alejandra Moore Mayorga, Managing Director, Grupo Albión Electricity and Gas, Italy Asesores de Comunicación, S.A., Spain Commentator: Claudia Catalina Arteaga Serrano, Executive Director, FIDAL Foundation, Ecuador

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SEPTEMBER 5 SEPTEMBER 5 12:10—13:10 discussion panel 13:20—14:20 discussion panel Partner: National Fund for Environment Protection and Partner: National Fund for Environment Protection and Water Management Water Management Eco–innovations: Present and Future Research and Development: A Gold Mine or A Black Hole? The instruments supporting the growth of eco–innovations in Poland and in the world span from legal regulations, financial The speakers will focus on the following questions: is R&D an asset tools, institutional provisions and other. Development of such or a liability? Do Polish companies gain from R&D? How come so innovations is highly dependent on the legal framework for few companies create their market advantage based on innova- entrepreneurs and research centers, as well as institutions cre- tions? The panelists will discuss the open model of innovations ating an infrastructure supporting innovations. Speakers will (participants, obstacles), the role of academic centers cooperating discuss the obstacles which hinder the entrepreneurial strive with business and the potential for improvement of this coop- Innovations Forum Innovations Forum Stary Dom Zdrojowy, Sala Prezydencka for innovations. eration. Finally, they will look into whether it is possible to finance Stary Dom Zdrojowy, Sala Prezydencka Moderator: R&D from the commercial sources only, and thus, what the role of Hakan Knutsson, Managing Director, Sustainable Business governmental support should be in this respect? Hub, Sweden Moderator: Speakers: Kamil Blazek, Chairman, Association for Foreign Investment Monika Frech, Co–founder/CEO, Dark Horse GmbH, Germany (AFI), Czech Republic Sandor Fulop, President, Environmental Management and Law Speakers: Association (EMLA), Hungary Magdalena Burnat–Mikosz, Partner, R&D and Government Jacek Gdanski, Deputy President of the Management Board, Incentives Service Line Leader for CE Europe, Deloitte, Poland National Fund for Environment Protection and Water Robert Gwiazdowski, President, Adam Smith Research Centre, Management, Poland Poland Joanna Mieszkowicz, President of the Management Board, Gerd Harms, Senior Adviser, ENCON.Europe, Germany The Aeris Futuro Foundation, Poland Peter Schellinck, Secretary General, EOTA, European Peter Wolfmeyer, Independent EU Expert, Germany Organisation for Technical Assessment, Belgium Elena Bogdanova, Director, Insitute of International Business and Law, Russia Maciej Adamkiewicz, President of the Board, Adamed Group

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SEPTEMBER 5 SEPTEMBER 5 14:30—15:30 discussion panel 11:00—12:00 discussion panel Partner: National Fund for Environment Protection and Partner: Tato.Net Initiative Water Management A Dad–friendly Business Building Public–Private Partnerships Based on Eco–innovative Solutions The topic of work–life balance is getting more popular. However, the majority of existing solutions concern support for mothers, The main focus of the debate will be on the applicability of and the role of the father is still not fully appreciated by those Public–Private Partnerships to the Polish structures, current bar- who are responsible for creating a work environment which would riers and ways to overcome them. Innovativeness requires not allow to reconcile work and family duties. During the panel, a pilot only changes in legislation, but also changes in the attitude of study entitled “A father–friendly business” conducted by a team of the public sector and the society towards public investments. specialist within the framework of the initiative– Tato.Net. Foreign The debate will present several points of view of Polish and panelists will present similar measures applied in their countries Innovations Forum Nowy Dom Zdrojowy, Sala Marmurowa Stary Dom Zdrojowy, Sala Prezydencka foreign entrepreneurs, financial institutions, legal and financial and communities. advisors. Moderator: Moderator: Krzysztof Ziemiec, Journalist, TVP S.A., Poland

Zbigniew Biskupski, Editor–in–Chief, Ecology, Poland Society and Forum NGO Speakers: Speakers: Adrian Bukovinsky, Chairman, Simja, Ukraine Przemyslaw Andrzejak, President of the Management Board, Ken Canfield, Founder, National Center for Fathering, USA Łódzka Regional Development Agency, Poland Dariusz Cupial, Coordinator, Tato.Net Initiative, Poland Bostjan Ferk, Director, Institute for Public Private Partnership, Boguslawa Lachowska, Senior Lecturer in the Department Slovenia of Educational Psychology and Family, Catholic University of Dominika Nowosinska, Director for Development, FBSerwis Lublin, Poland SA, Poland Martin Oxley, Director of UKTI, British Embassy, United Magdalena Zablocka, Senior Associate, Legal Advisor, Kingdom Domanski Zakrzewski Palinka, Poland

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SEPTEMBER 5 SEPTEMBER 5 12:10—13:10 discussion panel 13:20—14:20 discussion panel Partner: The Third Age University in Nowy Sacz Partner: Europe Esperanto–Union Senior–Friendly Economy A Federal Europe: With a Common Language For its Citizens? Efficient functioning of a human being in a contemporary world requires from each of us a fundamental knowledge of the German President Gauck has spoken of the need for a common economy. The practice shows that the awareness of this issue language for all EU citizens, to create a European “public space”. in Poland is not sufficient especially among the senior citizens. An exhibition in Brussels, mainly in Esperanto and dealing with the During the panel we will search for the answers to questions such fictional end of the EU in 2018, is entitled “Life in the former EU: as: how to effectively promote the need of economic education the last years of the long peace”. War may return to Europe if the among seniors?; what are the best methods that could help to EU fails, but it is not too late. The cultural dimension of European implement it efficiently; how to use the potential and experience integration is often neglected, but the economy, though crucial, Nowy Dom Zdrojowy, Sala Marmurowa of the University of Third Age and other organizations for seniors is not sufficient. Does a Federal Europe need a common language? Nowy Dom Zdrojowy, Sala Marmurowa in this process? And if so, which one? Time to discuss a sensitive topic. Moderator: Moderator: NGO Forum and Society and Forum NGO Daniel Jachimowicz, Plenipotentiary of the Managment Sean O’Riain, President, Europe Esperanto–Union, Ireland Society and Forum NGO Board, Nationwide Polish Federation of Third Age University Associations, Poland Speakers: Nikola Rasic, Language Consultant, European Esperanto Speakers: Union, The Netherlands Mieczyslaw Augustyn, Senator, Senate of the Republic of Jozef Reinvart, Counsellor, Dep.General Affairs and Relations Poland, Poland with EU Institutions, Ministry of Foreign and European Affairs, Yury Blashchuk, Chairman of the Supervisory Board / Slovakia Deputy Chairman of the Supervisory Board, Platinum Bank / Edmund Kazimierz Wittbrodt, Senator of the RP, Senate of Independent Association of the Banks of Ukraine, Ukraine the Republic of Poland, Poland Evgeny Kachurovski, President, International Non–Profit Foundation “New Economy”, Belarus Ija Maria Ostrowska, President, Union of Citizens Advice Bureaux, Poland Krzysztof Pietraszkiewicz, President, Polish Bank Association, Poland Dariusz Rostkowski, Adviser in the Department of Education and Publishing, National Bank of Poland, Poland

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SEPTEMBER 5 SEPTEMBER 5 14:30—15:30 discussion panel 11:00—12:15 thematic block Partner: The Third Age University in Nowy Sacz Partners: EY The Employers Union of Innovative Senior Citizen. European Year of Citizens Pharmaceutical Companies INFARMA 2013 Indirect Costs in Health Care– Report European Year of Citizen 2013 provides a great opportunity to Presentation and Recommendations for raise the awareness of the society about the rights and duties concerning the EU citizenship. The following issues are to be Poland Dom Forum, Sala Rzeszów discussed during the panel: the role of citizens in the process of Discussion will focus on the concept of indirect costs in health building the civil society, the possibilities of active engagement care, the methodology for measuring indirect costs of illness in the political life of the EU as well as the direct role in creating and the role which this measurement can play in estimating the the common law. This discussion will be a great occasion for Health Care Forum Health Care

Nowy Dom Zdrojowy, Sala Marmurowa benefits of use of medical technology that reduces the number an exchange of information and good practices within the EU of sick or shortens the duration of illness. Panelists will discuss countries. the value which results from taking into account indirect costs Special guest: in the process of medical technology assessment and during the NGO Forum and Society and Forum NGO Wladyslaw Kosiniak–Kamysz, Minister, Ministry of Labour decision making process regarding funding such technologies and Social Policy, Poland from public funds. The topic of practical aspects of implementation of the measures of indirect costs in the above processes in Moderator: Poland will also be touched upon Barbara Imiolczyk, Senior Coordinator for Experts Commission and Social Councils, Ombudsman Bureau, Poland Indirect Costs in Health Care– Report Presentation Speakers: and Recommendations for Poland Roza Grafin von Thun und Hohenstein, Member, European Parliament, Poland Mikael Lyngbo, Projects Manager, The Danish Helsinki Moderator: Committee for Human Rights, Denmark Lukasz Zalicki, Partner, EY, Poland Karl Erik Olsson, Chairman, Swedish Association of Senior Speakers: Citizens, Sweden Krzysztof Chlebus, Undersecretary of State, Ministry of Health, Michal Szczerba, Member of Parliament RP, Parliament, Poland Poland Commentator: Zbigniew Derdziuk, President, Social Insurance Institution Magdalena Rosochacka–Gmitrzak, Sociologist, Institute of (ZUS), Poland Applied Social Sciences, University of Warsaw, Poland Tomasz Hermanowski, Head of Pharmacoeconomics, Warsaw Medical University, Poland

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Marcin Kuta, Member, Council of the Malopolska Region, SEPTEMBER 5 Poland Marcin Pakulski, Deputy President of Medical Affairs, National 12:25—13:25 discussion panel Health Fund, Poland Partners: Employers of Poland Marek Rozkrut, Chief Economist, EY, Poland Pawel Sztwiertnia, General Director, The Employers Union Polish Assosation of Private Hospitals of Innovative Pharmaceutical Companies INFARMA, Expert, Employers of Poland, Poland Private Hospitals:A Stimulus for Economic Growth of Regions Methodology for Measuring Indirect Costs in the After more than 10 years in business and a thousand carried out Dom Forum, Sala Rzeszów Polish Health Care System Dom Forum, Sala Rzeszów investments, private hospitals have developed lasting relationships with their economic and social environment. Moderator: Although the phenomenon is still not reflected in the structure Marek Rozkrut, Chief Economist, EY, Poland of the National Health Fund spending, the role of the private

Health Care Forum Health Care sector in the development of local communities and economies Forum Health Care is visible. Besides new implementations, private investments support restructured local hopitals, relieving the public finance sector. In the regions, private hospitals on par with the public ones, play a role of the dominant employer and are a primary key to securing health needs. However, the private sector needs to respect the principles of equality, as well as an unhesitating support of the quality and profit which it generates. Moderator: Robert Moldach, Expert in Health Economics, Employers of Poland, Poland Speakers: Piotr Gerber, President of the Board, EMC Medical Institute, Poland Andrzej Madrala, President of the Board, Medical Center Mavit Ltd., Vice–President, Employers of Poland, Poland Jaroslaw Pinkas, Head of Department, Centrum Medyczne Kształcenia Podyplomowego, Poland Krystyna Siejna, First Deputy Major, Katowice City Hall, Poland Andrzej Sokolowski, President of the Board, Polish Assosation of Private Hospitals, Poland

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Anna Szczerbak, President of the Board, NAFIS S.A., Poland SEPTEMBER 5 Marcin Szulwinski, President of the Board, Grupa Nowy Szpital sp. z o.o., Poland 13:35—14:35 discussion panel Partners: Association for Cardiovascular interventions of the Polish Cardiac Society Intercard Sp. z o.o. Invasive Treatment of Heart Attack in Central–Eastern Europe: Economic Aspects

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Poland is one of indisputable leaders in the development of interventional cardiology in the European Union. According to the register of Polish Cardiac Society, about 120.000 coronary Health Care Forum Health Care angioplasty procedures are conducted every year, 70% of which Forum Health Care are life–saving procedures. In 2012 Euro Health Consumer Index indicated interventional cardiology as one of the best functioning healthcare fields in Poland. Among some politicians working on healthcare in Poland, there is a myth that interventional cardiology procedures financed by third–party payer are one of the most profitable medical services. In fact, the expenses of treatment for acute coronary syndromes in Poland are one of the lowest in the European Union member countries Moderator: Dariusz Dudek, Professor, President of 2nd Clinic of Cardiology and Cardiovascular Interventions in the University Hospital in Krakow, President, Poland Speakers: Ralf Birkemeyer, Physician, Cardiology Expert, Member of the German Cardiology Association, Germany Krzysztof Chlebus, Undersecretary of State, Ministry of Health, Poland Ota Hlinomaz, Chief doctor of the coronary unit, expert in the field of interventional and acute cardiology, The coronary unit at St. Anne’s University Hospital in Brno, Czech Republic

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Jacek Legutko, President, Elect, Association for Cardiovascular SEPTEMBER 5 interventions of the Polish Cardiac Society, Poland Bela Merkely, President, Hungarian Society of Cardiology, 14:45—15:45 discussion panel Hungary Partners: “Służba zdrowia” – Polish medical journal Grzegorz Opolski, Cardiology Professor, National Consultant in Cardiology; Head of the I st. Department of Cardiology InfoScope S.A Medical University of Warsaw, Poland Janina Stepinska, Cardiology Professor, President Polish Inter–disciplinary Aspects of Public Health Society of Cardiology, Poland Imre Ungi, Chairman, Working Group on Interventional The objective of the discussion is to reflect on the importance Cardiology, Hungarian Society of Cardiology, Hungary of public health in the aging Poland and Europe. We’ll focus on Dom Forum, Sala Rzeszów Marcin Pakulski, Deputy President of Medical Affairs, National a model and a role of the legislation on public health. During the Dom Forum, Sala Rzeszów Health Fund panel we will discuss not only the matters related to health care, but most of all we will underline the inter–disciplinary context of public health and the importance of the engagement of various sectors of administration: education, labour and finance. We’ll Health Care Forum Health Care Forum Health Care point out the savings that state can earn when investing in public health Moderator: Mariusz Gujski, Editor–in–Chief, “Służba zdrowia”, Polish medical journal, Poland Speakers: Andrzej Czubek, Secretary, Economic Chamber Medycyna Polska, Poland Wladyslaw Kosiniak–Kamysz, Minister, Ministry of Labour and Social Policy, Poland Xenia Kruszewska, President of the Management Board, Towarzystwo Ubezpieczen ZDROWIE SA, Poland Beata Malecka–Libera, Deputy to the Sejm of the Republic of Poland, Parliament, Poland Ewelina Nojszewska, Associate Professor, Warsaw School of Economics, Poland Maciej Pirog, Advisor to the President of the Republic of Poland, Chancellery of the Polish President, Poland Igor Radziewicz–Winnicki, Under–secretary of State, Ministry of Health, Poland Boleslaw Samolinski, Professor, National Consultant in Public Health, Warsaw Medical University, Poland

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SEPTEMBER 5 SEPTEMBER 5 11:00—12:00 discussion panel 11:00—12:00 discussion panel Partner: National Centre for Culture Partner: Ministry of Regional Development The Impact of Cultural Policy on the Social The Role of Regional Authorities in Shaping and Economic Growth Urban Policy

Pawilon, Sala Muszyna It is more frequent to hear about cultural policy being significant The EU cohesion policy in 2014–2020 empasizes the importance of for the strategy of socio–economic development. In times of crisis, supporting development of the cities. In Poland, the problem of culture and creative industries are not subject to trend, but on the cities’ potential in the development of both– singular regions Wierchomla Sala Pawilon,

Regions Forum the contrary, are one of the industries fastest growing sectors, and the whole country– has been highlighted in the national and Regions Forum according to EU data. Are we thus able to take advantage of regional strategy papers. This concerns in particular the dual role the potential offered by the culture in economic development of regional self–governing authorities: in shaping urban policy strategies? Whether and how is the cultural policy applied at at the national level as well as in the forming regional policies the national, regional and local level? Can Polish cities afford not regarding cities. The key issue in the whole process is in fact the having a comprehensive strategy for the development of culture optimal allocation of roles, tasks and responsibilities between in times of economic review. national, regional and urban authorities, using the most effective ways of collaboration in defining and achieving common goals. Moderator: Jerzy Hausner, Head of the GAP Faculty, Krakow University of Special guest: Economics, Poland Marceli Niezgoda, Undersecretary of State, Ministry of Regional Development, Poland Speakers: Kimmo Aulake, Ministerial Adviser, Ministry of Education and Moderator: Culture, Finland Janusz Sepiol, Senator, Senate of the Republic of Poland, Edwin Bendyk, Journalist, Polityka Weekly, Poland Poland Krzysztof Dudek, Director, National Centre for Culture, Poland Natalia Vedyshcheva, Chairman of the Committee for Speakers: Education, Science and Culture, Murmansk Regional Duma., Antonio Borghi, Expert, URBACT, Italy Russia Vitalie Chiurcciu, Deputy Governor, Chief of General Department, Executive Committee of Gagauzia, Republic of Moldova Reiner Kneifel–Haverkamp, Head of Unit for EU–Funds Coordination and EU Economic and Financial Policies, Brandenburg Ministry of Economics and European Affairs, Germany

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Peter Szegvari, Chief Advisor of the Mayor, Municipality of the SEPTEMBER 5 City of Budapest, Hungary Stanislaw Sorys, Member of the Board of the Małopolska 12:10—13:10 discussion panel Region, Poland Partner: Foundation for Knowledge and Technologies for Small and Medium Business The Trans–border Cooperation of Self– governments Pawilon, Sala Muszyna The problems of the border areas include unemployment, Pawilon, Sala Wierchomla Sala Pawilon, underdevelopment of business infrastructure, smuggling, lack of self–employment. The result– partial “marginalization” of the Regions Forum Regions Forum population, “black and gray economy zone”, decline in official income of the population, reduction of the tax base, difficulty in crossing the borders for tourists and businesses, which operate in accordance with the law. Existing systems are mainly targeted at supporting arising businesses. A lot more people are able to repeat positive experiences. Proposition: to launch a cross–border project, “Bank Biznesu” (“Business Bank”) with training centers located in every country. Moderator: Stanislaw Sorys, Member of the Board of the Małopolska Region, Poland Speakers: Rainer Heumann, European Representative, Department of Economic & Community Development of the State of Tennessee, Germany Arnold Tulokhonov, Member of the Federation Council, The Council of Federation, Russia Wladyslaw Ortyl, Marshal, Marshal Office of the Podkarpackie Voivodeship, Poland Jury Shadrin, The Chairman of the Local Government Committee, Murmansk Regional Duma., Russia Wlodzimierz Jasniak, Chairman of the Board, Metalcoop Handelsgesellschaft mbH, Germany

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Commentator: SEPTEMBER 5 Sergey Lutarevich, Chairman of the City Council, Government of Kaliningrad Region, Russia 12:10—13:10 discussion panel Participation in discussion: Franciszek Bachleda–Księdzularz, Member, Council of the The Role of International Sports Events in Malopolska Region, Poland European Cities Economy

What is the impact of the international sporting events on the economy of cities where the events are held? Pawilon, Sala Muszyna Undoubtedly, the funds for development of urban infrastructure improve the attractiveness of the towns and cities to the investors, Wierchomla Sala Pawilon, plus the increased consumption before and during the events Regions Forum contributes to the overall economic upturn. At the same time Regions Forum expenses incurred by the cities in the maintenance of the new sports facilities often far exceed the revenues from their use. That brings the question– whether it was worthwhile? When it comes to promoting a country and a city – organization of major sporting events is beneficial and prestigious. Improving the image is priceless. The key question is whether it is worthwhile to invest multi- million–dollars and striving for holding international sports events? The participants of the discussion will share their experiences. Moderator: Gerard Figueras, General Director of Sport Department, Government of Catalonia, Spain Speakers: Gerard Esteva, Vicepresident, UFEC (National Association of Sport Federations), Spain Thomas Fricke, Director, Viadee GmbH, Germany Janusz Majcher, Mayor, City Council in Zakopane, Poland Ireneusz Ras, Member, Parliament, Poland

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SEPTEMBER 5 SEPTEMBER 5 13:20—14:20 discussion panel 13:20—14:20 discussion panel Partner: West Götaland Region State, Sivic or Self–governmental? Which Clean Energy = Sheer Profit for Regions Model for Social Care?

One of the priorities of the Cohesion Policy “Europe 2020” is the Aid for people who are on the edge of modern capitalist society, implementation of common goals. New technologies and innova- rises to the rank of major challenges which we have to solve. Pawilon, Sala Muszyna tions are introduced to provide the mankind with clean energy. It Active participation of citizens and non–governmental organi- is a sheer profit for regions. The question is how to put these goals zations though in this range essential, may only be an addition to Wierchomla Sala Pawilon, into practice and to what extent they are going to be financed a mature and well–functioning system. The State and politicians Regions Forum from national funds and to what extent from EU funds. who are responsible for its functioning, have placed reserves Regions Forum to many areas of their activity, though more often recognizing Moderator: that only decentralization can bring effective implementation Axel Wenblad, Senior Adviser, Region Västra Götaland, of certain tasks. Therefore remains an open question on which Sweden direction should a new system of social policy and social work be Speakers: built to make it effective. Alessandro Bianchi, General Manager, Nomisma Energia, Italy Special guest: Silke Karcher, Head of division “European Climate and Energy Wladyslaw Kosiniak–Kamysz, Minister, Ministry of Labour Policy; New Market Mechanisms”, Federal Ministry for the and Social Policy, Poland Environment, Nature Conservation and Nuclear Safety, Germany Moderator: Wlodzimierz Kedziora, Head of Energy Policy and Group Jacek Zakowski, Journalist, Commentator, Polityka Weekly, Regulation, Dalkia Polska, Poland Poland Petru Luhan, Member of Parliament, European Parliament, Romania Speakers: Carlos Puente, Political and Economic Analyst, Team Europe Dorota Skrzyniarz, Deputy Mayor, City of Tarnow, Poland Group, European Commission, Spain Tomasz Smietanka, Mayor, City Hall in Kozienice, Poland Mats Rydehell, Coordinator, Chalmers University of Pavlo Zhovnirenko, Chairman of the Board, Center for Technology., Sweden Strategic Studies in Kiev, Ukraine Marek Kossowski, Chairman, Polish Chamber of Commerce of Renewed Energy

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SEPTEMBER 5 SEPTEMBER 5 14:30—15:30 discussion panel 14:30—14:50 wykład Partner: Ministry of Foreign Affairs Natural Environment. Asset or Barrier for Small Towns – a Magnet for Investors Local Development?

Cities should create a good climate for businesses. For this purpose they must be aware of their strengths, they must know Special guest: what action to take in order to become attractive to the investors. Andrzej Jagusiewicz, Chief Inspector For Environmental Pawilon, Sala Muszyna

Pawilon, Sala Wierchomla Sala Pawilon, They should have a professional investment offer, attractive and in Protection, Chief Inspectorate of Environmental Protection, the same time tailored to particular stakeholders. Pro–investment Poland Regions Forum activities of local authorities are the primary and indispensable Regions Forum factor that favors the location of new businesses in small and medium–sized cities. Metropolises are somewhat scarce and attract investors regardless of the attitude of local authorities. Special guest: Pawel Orlowski, Undersecretary of State, Ministry of Regional Development, Poland Moderator: Zbigniew Cwiakalski, Lawyer, professor., T. Studnicki, K. Płeszka, Z. Cwiakalski, J. Gorski, sp. kom., Poland Speakers: Valentyna Poltavets, General Director, Association small towns of Ukraine, Ukraine Jacek Sadowski, President, Demo Effective Launching, Poland Wojciech Szczepanik, Vice President of the Board, Małopolska Regional Development Agency (MARR SA), Poland Grzegorz Wawryka, Mayor, City of Brzesko, Poland Roman Ptak, Mayor, Municipality of Niepolomice, Poland

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SEPTEMBER 5 Commentator: Alexander Nikulin, Director of the Department of Regional 14:50—15:50 discussion panel and Sectoral Economy, Russian Institute for Strategic Studies, Russia Partner: National Fund for Environment Protection and Water Management Recycling and Energy Produced From Waste – Innovative Technologies Pawilon, Sala Muszyna Pawilon, Sala Muszyna In terms of the amount of recovered wastes, Poland takes up one of the last places in Europe. Unfortunately, almost 90 percent of the Polish wastes is still being sent to the landfill. The new law Regions Forum Regions Forum on waste management requires municipalities to enforce seg- regation. On one hand, this is a big challenge, but on the other hand, it is a great opportunity to organize one of the important elements of the functioning of municipalities, simultaneously increasing income. To succeed however, in many cases there is a need to change the approach towards this issue and a commitment of newest technologies. Examples of many countries have shown this to be very profitable. Moderator: Wojciech Kozak, Vice–Marshal of the Małopolska Region, Poland Speakers: Ivan Alekseevets, Director of National Project “Clean City”, State Agency for Investment and National Projects of Ukraine, Ukraine Agnieszka Ferek, Partner, Baker & McKenzie, Poland Mihail Gandrabura, Director, Social Association for Social– Ecological Matters “Civis”, Republic of Moldova Diego Martinez Julvez, Director, Pronet ISE, Spain Jerzy Ziaja, Chairman of the Board, OIGR, Poland

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SEPTEMBER 5 SEPTEMBER 5 11:00—12:00 discussion panel 12:10—13:10 discussion panel Partner: The Institute of Economics, Zagreb Consolidated Markets or Local Stock Exchanges? Capital Market Development in What Tax Reforms Are Desirable for Central Eastern Europe Economic Growth?

The still increasing debt of the euro–zone countries, the economic Good tax policy can stimulate economic growth, entrepre-

Dom Forum, Sala Kraków slowdown in the United States, the upsurge of social tensions in neurship, competition and sustainable development. In many Dom Forum, Sala Kraków India and China – all those factors affect the upswing of invest- European countries high taxation on labour goes together with ment’s attractiveness of Central and Eastern Europe. During the relatively low consumption and property taxes as well as low debate, the following issues will be raised: How to maintain the taxes imposed on the energy sector and for the environment Macroeconomics interest of investors when it comes to our regional’s markets? protection. Speakers will discuss possibilities of reducing taxes Macroeconomics What should be the policy of: the state (concerning pension on labour costs in order to stimulate employment and, as a result, funds), central banks and supervisory authorities, when one to improve economic growth. wants to avoid any damage caused to the economy by so called “speculative capital”? To what extent is the cooperation and in Moderator: the same time mutual complementation of the regional stocks Dejan Soskic, Governor of the National Bank of Serbia exchanges possible? 2009–2011, Professor at the Faculty of Economy, University of Belgrade, Serbia Moderator: Jan Cienski, Warsaw and Prague Correspondent, Financial Speakers: Times, United Kingdom Adam Balog, Deputy Governor, Central Bank of Hungary, Hungary Speakers: Maciej Grabowski, Undersecretary of State, Ministry of Daniel Daianu, First Deputy President, Financial Supervisory Finance, Poland Authority, Romania Ivan Miklos, Member, National Council, Slovakia Wieslaw Rozlucki, Chairman of the Supervisory Board of the Ladislav Mincic, First Deputy Minister, Ministry of Finance, Stock Exchange in Warsaw, Strategic Adviser, Rothschild, Czech Republic Poland Liviu Voinea, Delegated Minister for Budget, Ministry of Iwona Sroka, President of the Management Board, The Central Finance, Romania Securities Depository of Poland (KDPW) and KDPW_CCP, Boris Vujcic, Governor, National Bank, Croatia Poland Ivan Takev, CEO, Bulgarian Stock Exchange, Bulgaria Commentator: Goran Nedic, Chairman of the Board, The America–Bosnia Foundation, Bosnia and Herzegovina

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SEPTEMBER 5 SEPTEMBER 5 13:20—14:20 discussion panel 14:30—15:30 discussion panel Partners: FAKRO Sp z.o.o Malopolska Region “Enter the Dragon” – Expansion of Chinese Banks in Europe How to Increase Competitiveness of As the European banking industry was devastated by the National Business? Eurozone crisis, Chinese banks are taking a leading role in the Western world. Financial institutions from the Middle Kingdom Dom Forum, Sala Kraków The development of globalization and new technologies make Dom Forum, Sala Kraków occupy the top positions in the rankings of the largest lenders. more and more companies expand their activity abroad. However, It shows to which extent financial power has shifted – the three to be successful on the international market, companies must most profitable banks in the world are now Chinese. be more competitive and innovative, that creates a challenge

Macroeconomics Participants in the panel discussion will seek to consider whether Macroeconomics for them as well as for Governments. How to encourage entre- in the post–crisis period, when it appears that there is no money preneurs to improve their innovativeness? How should local from the European Union, the loans granted by Chinese banks authorities support local companies in the process of their will support the European economy? And whether, after the internationalization? banks from the Middle Kingdom, Chinese investment will come Moderator: as well? Matthias Schafer, Head of the Economic Policy Team, Konrad Moderator: Adenauer Foundation, Germany Marek Magierowski, Publicist, Do Rzeczy Weekly, Poland Speakers: Speakers: Anne Bucher, Director for Structural Reforms & Carlos Braga, Director, Evian Group@IMD; Former Special Competitiveness, Directorate General for Economic and Representative and Director for Europe (2011–2012), The Financial Affairs, European Commission, Belgium World Bank, Switzerland Ryszard Florek, President of the Board, FAKRO Sp z.o.o, Poland Xiaoming Li, Partner, White & Case LLP, China Jacek Krupa, Member of the Board, Małopolska Region, Poland Azer Safarov, Advisor to the President of the Management Petr Ocko, Director of the EU Founds Section Ministry of Trade Board, International Bank of Azerbaijan–Moscow, Azerbaijan and Industry, Czech Republic Ning Yue Xu, Vice President, Bank of Beijing, China Robert Stankiewicz, President of the Board, Dow Polska Wu Yan, Executive Director of International Institute for Sp. z o.o, Poland Financial Studies, Jiangxi University of Finance and Commentator: Economics (JUFE), China Pawel Daneyko, Director General, IPM Business School, Belarus Commentator: Daniel Santabarbara Garcia, Senior Economist, Bank of Spain, Spain

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SEPTEMBER 5 SEPTEMBER 5 11:00—12:00 discussion panel 12:10—13:10 discussion panel Partner: Russian Agency for Development of the Business Intelligence: How Does It Work in Information Society Strategic Sectors (Energy, Defense, ICT)? Transfer of Technology To Small and The European Union has published a strategic paper on cyber Medium–sized Enterprises

Dom Forum, Sala Łódź security across the EU and a Directive proposal on network and Dom Forum, Sala Łódź Information security. NATO, in collaboration with the Centre of The post–Soviet space is facing a significant technological back- Excellence in Tallinn, build a common knowledge and legal tools wardness in respect of the emerging SMEs. The problem can be New Economy on strategic cyber security. Private companies are not immune to solved primarily through the transfer of technologies from the New Economy this cyber development and renew partly the classical economic countries that have a sufficiently developed SME sector. The intelligence activities. Companies in competition have always discussion will focus on presenting experiences in the field of been tempted to anticipate the market evolution, looking for technology transfer, particularly those related to the creation of crucial information, potential revolutionary invention and genial regional centers of technology transfer and the pilot networks patent. How the economic strategic sectors defend themselves? for education and technology for SMEs. With good results? Moderator: Moderator: Alexander Aygistov, General Director, Russian Agency for Francois Lafond, Member of the Scientific Committee, Development of the Information Society, Russia Institute of European Democrats, France Speakers: Speakers: Oleg Matukevich, Chairman of the Board, Foundation for Anatoly Ganin, Executive Director, Public Council of Knowledge and Technologies for Small and Medium Business, Information Development “Rosinformrazvitie”, Russia Russia Olivier Gaude, Director, Unicomm, France Lech Matusiak, Head of Representation for Eastern Europe, Alain Juillet, President, Academy of Economic Intelligence, Information Center of the German–Polish Cooperation, France Germany Serghei Railean, General Director, Centre For State Artush Mkrtchyan, Director, Caucasus Business and Information Resourses “Registru”, Republic of Moldova Development Network, Armenia Tsvetelin Tsonevski, Director of Academic Affairs, Foundation Gabriele Simoncini, Associate Professor of Political Science, for Economic Education, USA John Cabot University, Italy Aidan Stradling, Director, Anglo–Russian Centre in North East England, United Kingdom Karsten Thies, Owner, KTM, Germany

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Commentator: SEPTEMBER 5 Ruslan Shafiev, Professor, Head of Faculty, Foreign Trade Academy, Russia 13:20—14:20 discussion panel Partner: Polish Press Agency (PAP) The Media in the New Digital World

Media editors face the challenge of existing in a new digital reality. If and how they will manage, that will define the journalism and Dom Forum, Sala Łódź Dom Forum, Sala Łódź its definition for the next decades. Since the beginning of the Internet era, it was naïve to assume that the content should always New Economy be available for free, with a financing of the advertisement dis- New Economy played on the website. A producer of a content is often in no way linked to the beneficiary of the publication. To top it all, a banner next to an ambitious essay cost much less than the one displayed next to a ‘controversial’ or ‘superficial’ article. In this context, the only way out seems to be in selling the digital editions on various platforms, with a campaigns convincing readers that a high quality journalism doesn’t come for free. Moderator: Lidia Sobanska, Member of the Board, Polish Press Agency (PAP), Poland Speakers: George Brock, Professor and Head of Journalism, City University London, United Kingdom Gerhard Gnauck, Correspondent, Die Welt, Germany Robert Lane Greene, Business and Finance Correspondent, The Economist, United Kingdom Galina Tymchenko, Editor–in–Chief, e–portal lenta.ru, Russia

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SEPTEMBER 5 SEPTEMBER 5 14:30—15:30 discussion panel 11:00—12:00 discussion panel Partner: Institute of Political Studies, Polish Academy of Policy–Makers’ Responsibility in the Era of Sciences the New Media State’s Policy and Society In Times of Crisis The social control of policy–makers in the era of Internet and The panel will be devoted to inner causes of the global economic

Dom Forum, Sala Łódź social media becomes a permanent one compelling immediate reaction on their side. How do the new media impact the voter crisis, linked to the ineffective policy of national states and the – candidate relationship? In what way do they compel actual present state of societies. The speakers will reflect upon how New Economy action? By what means do voters expect politicians to assume a successful social and economic policy should look like in this greater responsibility for their actions, especially in times of crisis context. They will discuss what the chances are for the realization of such policy faced with existing hurdles: a limited sovereignty, and global challenges facing Europe? Nowy Dom Forum, Sala Jaworzyna an increased role of globalization and integration, as well as State and Reforms and State Moderator: growing importance of technocratic and populist movements Eryk Mistewicz, Editor–in–Chief, Nowe Media, Poland in the public debate. Speakers: Moderator: Cristina Gallach, Head of Public Relations, European Maria Jarosz, Professor, Head of Head of the Department of Commission, Spain Social and Economic Transitions, Institute of Political Studies, Bosko Jaksic, Foreign Editor, Politika, Serbia Polish Academy of Sciences, Poland Arturas Jonkus, Strategic Consultant, Publicum, Lithuania Ritwik Mukherjee, Senior Assistant Editor, Financial Chronicle, Speakers: Deccan Chronicle Holdings, India Dieter Bingen, Director, German Polish Institute, Germany Arkadiusz Mularczyk, Member/Chairman of the Parliamentary Andrzej Jonas, Editor–in–Chief, Warsaw Voice S.A., Poland Club “Polish Solidarity”, Parliament, Poland Stanisław Kluza, Economist, Institute of Statistics and Jean–Paul Oury, e–PR Manager, Eastern Europe Manager, JIN, Demography, Poland France Stephane Portet, Director, S. Partner, Syndex Group, France Jordi Segarra, Member of the Board of Directors, International Maryna Stavniichuk, Advisor to the President, Presidential Association of Political Consultants, Andorra Administration Main Office for Constitutional and Legal Modernization Affairs Head, Administration of the President, Ukraine

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SEPTEMBER 5 SEPTEMBER 5 12:10—13:10 discussion panel 13:20—14:20 discussion panel Partner: Centre for Public Policy PROVIDUS The Twilight of Europe: Is the Old Continent Still Able to Compete with Emerging E–democracy: Citizens More Engaged? Powers? There are already a number of countries experimenting with The current financial crisis has brought up the question of an involving regular people and activists in the very process of alleged demise of the European project. Countries of the Old making legislation. In Latvia, Finland, Germany citizen initiatives Continent, for centuries determining the fate of nations in other go straight to the parliament – the parliament has to consider the corners of the world, have barely managed to maintain the fragile initiative in question and provide a reasoned response. Estonia, construction of the Community. Their focus has shifted towards for instance, is experimenting on using civic idea crowdsourcing

Nowy Dom Forum, Sala Jaworzyna domestic political and economic issues so much that their impact to solve the problem of money influencing politics – a domain Nowy Dom Forum, Sala Jaworzyna that is particularly challenging even for public policy experts. State and Reforms and State on international order has visibly decreased. This vacuum is being Reforms and State actively filled by emerging powers. The BRICS and other dynami- Iceland has proven that one can use crowdsourcing even to help cally developing countries become increasingly aware of their drafting new constitution. global clout. Will Europe avoid the scenario of becoming a stable Moderator: but stale theme park and find a way to reinvent itself? Iveta Kazoka, Analyst, Centre for Public Policy PROVIDUS, Moderator: Latvia Peter Jungen, Chairman, Peter Jungen Holding GmbH, Speakers: Germany Mirosława Boryczka, Vice–President, Social Insurance Speakers: Institution (ZUS), Poland Andrei Illarionov, Senior Fellow, CATO Institute, Russia Olari Koppel, CEO, Estonian Cooperation Assembly, Estonia Cyrille Lachevre, Columnist, L’Opinion, France Andrew Mandelbaum, Senior Program Officer, The National Xin Yu Li, Deputy Director of Economic Cooperation Democratic Institute, USA Commission, The Chinese People’s Association for Friendship Joonas Pekkanen, Chairman, The Open Ministry, Finland with Foreign Countries (CPAFFC), China Andrey Piontkovsky, Research Fellow, Institute for Systems Pedro Luis Rodriguez Peralta, Lead Economist for Bulgaria Studies, Russia and Romania, The World Bank, Colombia Hanna Zdanowska, President, Municipality of Lódź, Poland Lay Hwee Yeo, Director, European Union Centre in Singapore, Singapore Commentator: Piret Pernik, Adviser, Estonian Institute of Human Rights, Estonia

230 231 State and Reforms International Politics Nowy Dom Forum – Sala Jaworzyna Stary Dom Zdrojowy – Sala Telewizyjna

SEPTEMBER 5 SEPTEMBER 5 14:30—15:30 discussion panel 11:00—12:00 discussion panel Partner: Malopolska Region Four Years of the Eastern Partnership: Air Transport as a Source of Innovative Achievements and Challenges Growth in Europe The Eastern Partnership, inspired by Poland and Sweden, was The continuously growing grade of global mobility offers great a EU’s response to growing challenges of the EU Eastern Policy. development prospects to the aerospace industry. Also Europe In the framework of Partnership both parties work on the seem to pay more attention to the economy branches related development of better conditions for international commerce, to the air transport. This way of development requires a further inter–cultural exchanges, energy cooperation, as well as on the transformation of the regional economy towards the factors of question of how to increase the EU participation in the peace

Nowy Dom Forum, Sala Jaworzyna innovation and knowledge. They support long–term competi- process in the region. These are definitely far–fetched and

State and Reforms and State tiveness prospects of the local industry and services on the inter- expensive initiatives, but potentially profitable to both parties Stary Dom Zdrojowy, Sala Telewizyjna national scale. On the other hand, the battle for the domination in in the long run. The achievements and challenges of the Eastern Partnership will be discussed during the panel.

the European sky hasn’t yet been finished. Traditional airlines and Politics International low–budget companies still strive for new clients. What impact Moderator: will it have on the economic growth in Europe? Jacek Protas, Marshal, Warminsko–Mazurskie Voivodeship, Moderator: Poland Tomasz Wroblewski, Publicist, Do Rzeczy Weekly, Poland Speakers: Speakers: Hrant Bagratyan, Member, National Assembly, Armenia Steven John Friberg, President, Danish Aviation Systems, Rasim Musabayov, Member, Parliament, Azerbaijan Denmark Alex Petriashvili, Minister, Office of the State Minister for Martin Kores, Director and Researcher, Omnisys Instruments European and Euro–Atlantic Integration, Georgia AB, Sweden Andrei Rusakovich, Chairman of the Board, Public Association Krzysztof Michalski, President, Military Property Agency Foreign Policy and Security Research Center, Belarus (MPA), Poland Boguslaw Sonik, Member, European Parliament, Poland Jan Pamula, President of the Board, John Paul II International Commentator: Airport Kraków–Balice Ltd, Poland Stepan Grigoryan, Chairman of the Board, Analytical Centre Anatol Salaru, Vicepresident, Liberal Party, Republic of on Globalisation and Regional Cooperation, Armenia Moldova Lyubov Shishelina, Director of Department for East European Paweł Stelmaszczyk, Head of ITS, DG MOVE Department, Studies, Russian Academy of Sciences, Russia European Commission, Belgium

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SEPTEMBER 5 SEPTEMBER 5 12:10—13:10 discussion panel 13:20—14:20 discussion panel Partner: Center for Geoeconomics Studies Turkey and EU – Partnership or Rivalry? Russian World – Space of a Difficult Dialogue Among EU countries, there both enthusiasts and strong oppo- nents of Turkey’s accession to the EU. The debate has entered Is the “Russian World” a global cultural and social phenomena, into new stage after PM Recep Erdogan’s visit in Germany, when which source is Russia and its sphere of influence? It unites people, he declared the following: “Either we’ll be in EU until 2023 or else who, regardless their nationality, consider themselves Russian, Europe will loose Turkey”. Considering that the accession talks identify with its language, culture, history, its presence and past. have been going on since 1987, the EU has not much time left to Conflicts and disputes are present along with dialogue and coop- define its future boundaries. During the discussion, representa- eration. How the “Russian World” is perceived by others? tives of EU countries and Turkey will debate on the final outcome of accession talks. Moderator:

Stary Dom Zdrojowy, Sala Telewizyjna Alexander Neklessa, Director, Center for Geoeconomics Stary Dom Zdrojowy, Sala Telewizyjna Moderator: Studies, Russia

International Politics International Piotr Krasko, Editor–in–Chief, Wiadomości TVP 1, TVP S.A., Politics International Poland Speakers: Andrii Yermolaiev, Director, National Institute for Strategic Speakers: Studies, Ukraine Mihai Godea, Member of Parliament, President, Democratic Rakesh Simha, Journalist, Fairfax Media New Zealand, India Action Party, Republic of Moldova Azamat Sultanov, Managing Director, Russian Media Slobodan Samardzic, Member, Professor at the University of Solutions, United Kingdom Belgrade, National Assembly, Serbia Cécile Vaissié, Head of the Russian Studies Department, Tetsuji Tanaka, Executive Director, Central Asia and Caucasus University of Rennes, France Research Institute, Japan Yasar Yakis, President of STRATIM / Former Minister of Foreign Commentator: Affairs of Turkey, Center for Strategic Communication Dmitry Andreyev, Docent, M.V. Lomonosov Moscow State (STRATIM), Turkey University, Russia Volodymyr Lupatsiy, Executive Director, Centre for Social Research “Sofia”, Ukraine Commentator: Emmet Tuohy, Research Fellow, International Centre for Defence Studies, Estonia

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SEPTEMBER 5 Commentator: Lawrence Bartolomucci, Lecturer, John Cabot University, Italy 14:30—15:30 discussion panel Pal Belenyesi, Legal Expert, European Commission, Belgium

Optimizing Infrastructure Revenues – How to Invest and Not to Lose?

European Funds have played a tremendous role in financing infrastructure projects in all European member states. However, they have been often criticized for lack of sufficient economic evaluation. Indeed, Europe have gained new motorways, railways and airports, but some of them have been generating losses from their very beginning. Local ambitions, political aspects and lack of control have led to completing projects which not only don’t improve the transport and communication, but also Stary Dom Zdrojowy, Sala Telewizyjna have become a burden on the public budget. How should we Stary Dom Zdrojowy, Sala Telewizyjna then use the funds so that they’re spent in the right direction? International Politics International Politics International How the infrastructure projects should be managed so that they enhance economic stability? Moderator: Michal Kobosko, Editor–in–Chief Project Syndicate Poland, The Foundation World of Ideas, Poland Speakers: Ines Ayala Sender, Member, Committee on Transport and Tourism, European Parliament, Spain Jean–Francois Marteau, Sector Leader, Sustainable Development, EU countries, Europe and Central Asia Region, The World Bank, Belgium Zbigniew Rynasiewicz, Secretary of State, Ministry of Transport, Construction and Maritime Economy, Poland Skirmantas Skrinskas, Director, Lithuanian Road Administration, Lithuania Ana Paula Vitorino, Member of The Economic Affairs Commission, Former Secretary of State for Transport, Parliament, Portugal

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SEPTEMBER 5 Wladyslaw Kosiniak–Kamysz, Minister, Ministry of Labour and Social Policy, Poland 11:00—13:10 discussion panel Nicolas Schmit, Minister, Ministry of Labour and Employment, Luxembourg Partner: EPOS –International Mediating and Catarina Tavares, International Secretary, Member of the Negotiating Operational Agency Executive Board, General Union of Workers, UGT, Portugal How to Create New Jobs in Times of Crisis? Commentator: Stein Reegard, Chief Economist, Head of the Economic In Europe, the economic crisis affects the unemployment rates Department, The Norwegian Confederation of Trade Unions, that constantly rise, especially among young people for whom Norway there is little space on the labour market. At the same time more Presentations and more countries reform their pension systems raising the Presentations retirement age. Creating new jobs seems to be a necessity, but it is even more difficult in times of economic crisis. How should Nowy Dom Zdrojowy, Sala Karpaty Nowy Dom Zdrojowy, Sala Karpaty governments support entrepreneurs in order to enable them developing their companies and employ more people? What are non–governmental possibilities to support the creation of new jobs? Special guest: Laszlo Andor, Commissioner for Employment, Social Affairs and Inclusion, European Commission, Belgium Moderator: Emanuela Claudia Del Re, Chairwoman, EPOS –International Mediating and Negotiating Operational Agency, Italy Speakers: Stanislaw Bisztyga, Deputy Chairman of the Board, Małopolska Regional Development Agency (MARR SA), Poland Duncan Campbell, Director for Policy Planning in Employment, International Labour Office (ILO), Switzerland Ralf Holtzwart, Regional Director in Bavaria, Federal Employment Agency, Germany Nataliya Korolevska, Minister of Social Politics, Government of Ukraine, Ukraine

238 239 Presentations European Union and its Neighbours Nowy Dom Zdrojowy – Sala Karpaty Nowy Dom Forum – Sala Prehyba

SEPTEMBER 5 SEPTEMBER 5 13:20—14:20 discussion panel 11:00—12:00 discussion panel

Independence Movements. Dilemmas of Should the EU Member States Deepen Their Europe Cooperation in the Judicial Affairs?

The panel will debate and examine independence movements Economic and political issues have always played the main role across Europe in countries including the United Kingdom, Serbia, in the EU integration process and so far less attention has been Spain and Moldova. What do these movements mean for Europe? paid to the integration of justice systems. Cooperation tightening Can the status quo remain or should there be more efforts to solve between the judicial authorities of member states could improve Presentations these issues through concessions or more autonomy? their efficiency. However, the integration in the Third Pillar is the

most complicated because of different historical and legal tradi- Nowy Dom Forum, Sala Prehyba Moderator:

Nowy Dom Zdrojowy, Sala Karpaty tions of every country. Are the European states ready for further Ginanne Brownell, Journalist, United Kingdom judicial integration? Speakers: Moderator: Neven Cveticanin, Member, National Assembly, Serbia Jarosław Gowin, Member of Parliament, Biuro Posła Jarosława Vladimir Yastrebchak, Professor, Shevchenko’s Transnistrian Gowina, Poland National University, Republic of Moldova Alfons Lopez Tena, Secretary of Institutional Policy, Catalan Speakers: Solidarity for the Independence, Spain Paulius Griciunas, Vice Minister, Ministry of Justice, Lithuania Ian Paisley Jr, Member, House of Commons, United Kingdom Morgan Johansson, Committee on Justice, Chairman, Riksdag, Peter Wishart, Member, House of Commons, United Kingdom Sweden Josip Kregar, Chairman of the Judiciary Committee, Croatian Commentator: Parliament, Croatia Oles Buzina, Journalist, Segodnya, Ukraine Krzysztof Kwiatkowski, President of the Board, Supreme Nicholas Whyte, Director of the Brussels Office, Independent Audit Office (SAO), Poland Diplomat, United Kingdom Robert Pasternak, Partner, Legal Counsel, Deloitte Legal,

Pasternak, Korba i Wspólnicy Kancelaria Prawnicza Sp. k., its Neighbours and Union European Poland Wojciech Wegrzyn, Undersecretary of State, Ministry of Justice, Poland

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SEPTEMBER 5 SEPTEMBER 5 12:10—13:10 discussion panel 13:20—14:20 discussion panel Partner: Institute for World Economy and International “One Nation, Two Cultures” – Is the US Even Relations, RAS More Divided? Financial Systems of Eastern European What is the U.S. like? Is it liberal or conservative? Republican or Countries – Future Prospects Democratic? Provincial or metropolitan? Are Americans individ- ualists or “united they stand”? The counterculture of the 1960s In 2013, Russia will preside over the proceedings of G–20. It has revealed tensions within the American society. The debate will suggested the following priorities for its presidency: investment be devoted to current divisions and its influence on the position for the growth of employment; trust, transparency and effective

Nowy Dom Forum, Sala Prehyba of the U.S. on the global scene. regulations as the factors determining economic growth. Will the Nowy Dom Forum, Sala Prehyba accord on the reform of international financial system be reached? Moderator: Is it possible to secure a stable growth of energy markets? Is G–20 Marek Walkuski, US Correspondent, Polish Radio, USA Summit in St. Petersburg going to be a breakthrough in a struggle Speakers: with global crisis? Will Russian presidency bring a new quality to Tomas Klvana, Lecturer, New York University, Prague, Czech this formula of global leadership? Republic Moderator: Allan Lichtman, Professor, American University, USA Yakov Mirkin, Director of the International Capital Markets Eduard Lozansky, President, American University in Moscow, Department, Institute for World Economy and International USA Relations, RAS, Russia Christoff von Marschal, White House Correspondent, Der Tagesspiegel, Germany Speakers: Kelly Nyks, Partner, PF Pictures, USA Anna Abalkina, Senior Research Fellow, The Finance Academy Gerald Olivier, Journalist, Writer, France under the RF Government, Russia Longin Pastusiak, Professor, Director of the Institute of Social Dariusz Blizniak, President of the Board, Warsaw Commodity Affairs and International Relations, Academy of Finance and Clearing House, Poland European Union and its Neighbours and Union European Business Vistula, Poland Peter Akos Bod, Chairman of the Institute of Economic Policy, its Neighbours and Union European Budapest Corvinus University, Hungary Commentator: Yury Blashchuk, Chairman of the Supervisory Board / Dajana Dzindo, Political Director, The America–Bosnia Deputy Chairman of the Supervisory Board, Platinum Bank / Foundation, Bosnia and Herzegovina Independent Association of the Banks of Ukraine, Ukraine Detlev Hummel, Head of Department of Finance and Banking, University in Potsdam, Germany

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James Roaf, Senior Regional Representative for Central and SEPTEMBER 5 Eastern Europe, International Monetary Fund (IMF), United Kingdom 14:30—15:30 discussion panel Partner: Monica Macovei Moldova – A Success Story of the Eastern Partnership?

During the last four years, Moldova has become a success story of the EU’s Eastern Neighborhood Policy. In 2012, the governing Alliance for European Integration managed to adopt the last two pieces of legislation, which had been delaying the successful com-

Nowy Dom Forum, Sala Prehyba pletion of the first phase of the Visa Liberalization Action Plan. Nowy Dom Forum, Sala Prehyba However, the challenge now is the conclusion of the EU–Moldova Association Agreement, including the Deep and Comprehensive Free Trade Agreement. Moldova’s successes prove its good cre- dentials as a European neighbor and have made it a front–runner among the Eastern countries in the process of European Union accession. Moderator: Thorsten Geissler, Director Rule of Law Program South East Europe, Konrad Adenauer Stiftung Romania, Germany Speakers: Gabor Brodi, Ambassador at Large, ENP Coordinator, Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Hungary Eugen Carpov, Deputy Prime Minister, Republic of Moldova Monica Macovei, Member, European Parliament, Romania European Union and its Neighbours and Union European Desiree Pethrus, Member, Riksdag, Sweden its Neighbours and Union European Commentator: Nathaniel Copsey, Co–Director of the Aston Centre for Europe, Aston University, United Kingdom

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SEPTEMBER 5 Economy: Oil and Gas vs. Modernization? 11:00—13:10 thematic block Speakers: Stanisław Ciosek, Chairman of Council, Polish–Russian Russia of 21st Century – “Putin’s Era”? Commerce and Industry Chamber, Poland Bas Eickhout, Member, European Parliament, The Netherlands In less than 100 years Russia as an empire fell twice, to make Rene Nyberg, CEO, East Office of Finnish Industries, Finland another attempt at building power in the early twenty–first Angelantonio Rosato, Board Member, Limes, Italy century. Will the implementation of the project, led by Vladimir Jury Solozobov, Director of International Projects, Institute of Putin open a new era? What lessons from the history of the Russian National Strategy of Russia, Russia empire will he use? In which direction will he change society, the Adnan Vatansever, Expert, Atlantic Council of the U.S., USA economy and relations with its neighbors and the world? Are “sta- Special Events Special Richard Wheeler, Managing Director, Center for Energy Events Special bilization or democracy”, “oil and gas or modernization”, “Eurasian Security Dialogue, Austria Union or Pax Russica” the real dilemmas of modern Russia? Finally,

Nowy Dom Forum, Sala Koncertowa is there an alternative to “Russia’s Putin–era”? Commentator: Nowy Dom Forum, Sala Koncertowa Nikolay Kaveshnikov, Faculty Head, MGIMO MFA, Russia Moderator: Sergey Markov, Vice–Rector on the Contacts with State Agencies and Non–Governmental Organization, Plekhanov Towards an Empire: Euroasiatic Union or Pax Russian Economic University, Russia Russica?

Society: Democracy or Stability? Speakers: Maxim Bratersky, Professor, Head of the Faculty of Politics, Speakers: University, Higher School of Economy, Russia Paolo Calzini, Professor of European Studies, John Hopkins Victor Hvozd, President, Independent Analytical Center For University, SAIS Bologna Center, Italy Geopolitical Studies BORYSFEN INTEL, Ukraine Corina Fusu, Member of Parliament, Vicepresident, Liberal Robert Nurick, Senior Fellow, Atlantic Council of the U.S., USA Party, Republic of Moldova Solomon Ginzburg, Member of Parliament, Parliament of Kaliningrad Region, Russia Tamara Guzenkova, Deputy Director, Head of Centre, Russian Institute for Strategic Studies, Russia Rainder Steenblock, President, EISA, European Integration Strategy Association, Germany

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SEPTEMBER 5 SEPTEMBER 5 11:00—12:00 discussion panel 13:20—15:30 discussion panel Partner: Economic Forum of Young Leaders Partner: Center for Economic and Social Development (CESD) Youth Entrepreneurship – Contemporary Challenges Cooperation Between the EU and Caspian Region – Gas and Oil or Anything Else? Young Poles are one of the most entrepreneurship–friendly nations in Europe. Apart from Danes, the French, Greeks and The Caspian Region has been appreciated in the EU mainly due Dom Forum, Sala Plenarna Italians the Polish people constitute a group of those willing to to its huge natural resources of hydrocarbons and possibilities Special Events Special be self–employed. However, there is a substantial discrepancy of diversification of gas and oil supplies to Europe. Currently, Events Special between the potential and the percentage of Poles who are there are two pipelines from the Caspian Region to Europe: BTC self–employed. What is stalling us? First and foremost lack of and BTE. Others, like Nabucco, have been planned. However, the Nowy Dom Forum, Sala Koncertowa capital, setback fears and often lack of specialist knowledge. Region of the Caspian Sea means not only gas and oil but also Youth Entrepreneurship is imperative both to overcome the a great commercial, agricultural, logistic, tourist and investment unemployment in the EU and to ensure sustain development of potential. The participants of the panel will discuss and indicate the economy. The unemployment among young people aged future directions of the interregional cooperation between the 18–35 has exceeded 25% in numerous European countries. EU and Caspian Region. Perspectives for the Youth on the Job Market in Poland and Europe Moderator: Vugar Bayramov, Chairman of the Board, Center for Economic Moderator: and Social Development (CESD), Azerbaijan Anna Moskwa, Vice–President of the European Meeting House, Economic Forum of Young Leaders, Poland Speakers: Igbal Agazade, Chairman of Umid Party, Parliament, Speakers: Azerbaijan Tomasz Bratek, Economic Forum of Young Leaders, Poland Andrzej Dycha, Undersecretary of State, Ministry of Economy, Mathew Davies, Economic Forum of Young Leaders, United Poland Kingdom Mihai Godea, Member of Parliament, President, Democratic Veronika Markova, Economic Forum of Young Leaders, Czech Action Party, Republic of Moldova Republic Bertrand Le Guern, President of the Management Board, Sorin Mihut, Economic Forum of Young Leaders, Romania Petrolinvest S.A., Poland Christina Pedretti, Economic Forum of Young Leaders, Italy Sinan Ogan, Member, Grand National Assembly, Turkey Dariusz Suszynski, Economic Forum of Young Leaders, Poland Mehdi Sanaei, Member, Parliament of Islamic Republic of Iran, Dariusz Żuk, Economic Forum of Young Leaders, Poland Iran Rapil Zhoshybayev, First Deputy Minister, Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Kazakhstan

248 249 Commentator: Gohar Gyulumyan, Senior Economist, Europe and Central Asia, The World Bank, Armenia Skorowidz Sergey Zhiltsov, Head, The Centre of Regional Studies, Russia

Participation in discussion: Index Saodat Kasimova, Expert, Czech University of Life Sciences, A Uzbekistan Abalkina, Anna 243 Abensour, Marc 22, 68 Adamiec, Krzysztof 39 Adamkiewicz, Maciej 195 Afontsev, Sergey 118 Special Events Special Agazade, Igbal 249 Albinyana, Roger 59

Nowy Dom Forum, Sala Koncertowa Alekseevets, Ivan 218 Amor, Jose Sanchez 55 Andersson, Jorgen 143 Andor, Laszlo 177, 238 Andreyev, Dmitry 235 Andrzejak, Przemyslaw 111, 196 Arkit, Tadeusz 120 Arlukowicz, Bartosz 34 Augustyn, Mieczyslaw 198 Aulake, Kimmo 208 Aygistov, Alexander 225 B Babaali, Nadia 67 Bachleda–Księdzularz, Franciszek 212 Bagratyan, Hrant 58, 233 Baldassarri, Mario 66 Balicki, Marek 98, 100 Balla, Mihaly 59 Balog, Adam 221 Balsinek, Dalibor 96

250 251 Balt, Marek 79 Blashchuk, Yury 198, 243 Bando, Maciej 28, 83, 163 Blaszczak, Anita 97 Bang–Jensen, Jorgen 129 Blaszczak, Mariusz 40 Barbosa, Jean–André 188 Blazek, Kamil 195

Index Barczyk, Kazimierz 44, 121 Blizniak, Dariusz 243 Index Barszcz, Miroslaw 105 Blocher, Dariusz 124 Bartolomucci, Lawrence 237 Boccia, Francesco 46 Bayramov, Vugar 249 Bod, Peter Akos 243 Bednarek, Monika 135 Bogachev, Sergey 108 Bednarski, Robert 135 Bogdanova, Elena 195 Belenyesi, Pal 237 Bogus, Tomasz 29 Belov, Igor 158 Boguslawski, Stefan 98, 100 Belte, Ivars 132 Bokotey, Oleksandr 79 Ben–Madani, Mohamed 69 Bolesta, Krzysztof 90 Bendlewski, Tomasz 163 Bondarenko, Oleg 71 Bendyk, Edwin 83, 126, 208 Bondaryk, Krzysztof 115, 180 Berezovets, Taras 158 Bonet–Rull, Laia 30 Bernaciak, Magdalena 32 Boni, Michal 126, 129, 133, 185 Bernacki, Wlodzimierz 81 Boniecki, Daniel 76 Bevers, Tom 31 Bonifert, Marta Szigeti 93 Bianchi, Alessandro 214 Bonikowska, Małgorzata 83 Bielecki, Jan Krzysztof 47, 74, 76, 134, 177 Borbely, Laszlo 78 Bielinski, Miroslaw 73, 163 Borghi, Antonio 209 Bien, Barbara 36 Borkovsky, Antin 72 Bienkowska, Elzbieta 107 Boron, Lukasz 127 Bindig, Rudolf 55 Borowski, Jakub 134, 149 Bingen, Dieter 229 Boryczka, Mirosława 231 Biris, Gabriel 46 Bovan, Ana 111 Birke, Jan 141 Braga, Carlos 223 Birkemeyer, Ralf 205 Bratek, Tomasz 248 Biskupski, Zbigniew 196 Bratersky, Maxim 247 Bisschop, John Roosegaarde 59 Braun, Juliusz 17, 132 Bisztyga, Stanislaw 238 Brock, George 227

252 253 Brodd, Sven–Erik 56 Chiurcciu, Vitalie 209 Brodi, Gabor 245 Chivriga, Viorel 21 Brownell, Ginanne 240 Chlebus, Krzysztof 98, 101, 201, 205 Brunke, Bernd 143 Cholodkov, Viacheslav 21

Index Bryan, M.Elena 66 Chong, Darren 141 Index Bryniarski, Leszek 102 Chrabota, Boguslaw 18, 122, 131 Bryza, Matthew 180 Chubarov, Refat 71 Brzoska, Rafal 89 Chubays, Igor 147 Bucher, Anne 222 Churchill, Andy 107 Bukovinsky, Adrian 197 Chwedoruk, Jacek 152 Bukowski, Maciej 90 Cienciala, Jiri 65 Burnat–Mikosz, Magdalena 195 Cienski, Jan 96, 220 Buzek, Jerzy 84, 107 Ciepiela, Roman 107 Buzina, Oles 240 Cimochowski, Grzegorz 152 C Ciosek, Stanisław 247 Cirhana, Vitalie 139 Cabral, Pedro 190 Clark, David 60 Cabrita, Eduardo 149 Clark, Greg 151 Caldwell,, Christopher 182 Cleppe, Pieter 48 Callesen, Per 149 Cleutinx, Christian 190 Calzini, Paolo 246 Colasanti, Fabio 67 Campbell, Duncan 238 Contini, Michel 51 Camporini, Vincenzo 70 Copsey, Nathaniel 245 Canfield, Ken 197 Corbalan, Sergi 145 Caradeuc, Alain 92 Cosgrave, Bridget 133 Carls, Andre 74 Costa, Catia Miriam 30 Carpov, Eugen 245 Costas, Ion 158 Celejewski, Marcin 44 Cotugno, Nicola 188 Cengic, Enes 192 Courtois, Paul de 119 Cerretelli, Adriana 149 Csefalvay, Zoltan 65, 107, 177 Chadam, Jan 28, 87 Cupial, Dariusz 197 Chelminski, Piotr 125, 143 Cveticanin, Neven 240 Chemakin, Dmitry 111 Cvetkovic, Mirko 51

254 255 Cwiakalski, Zbigniew 216 Dragan, Gabriela 21 Czachor, Zbigniew 131 Dubien, Arnaud 159 Czarnecki, Ryszard 131 Dubil, Valeriy 46 Czechowicz, Tomasz 76, 129 Duda, Andrzej 40

Index Czerwinski, Andrzej 28 Dudek, Dariusz 205 Index Czubek, Andrzej 207 Dudek, Krzysztof 208 Czupryniak, Leszek 103 Duff, Andrew 142 D Duleba, Alexander 161 Dupuy, Emmanuel 181 D’Alema, Massimo 158 Dvorak, Petr 132 Daborowski, Tomasz 27 Dycha, Andrzej 249 Dabrowski, Wojciech 118 Dykes, Hugh 20, 70 Daianu, Daniel 220 Dziekonski, Lukasz 43 Daneyko, Pawel 222 Dziekonski, Olgierd 28, 105 Dassier, Arnaud 119 Dziewguc, Magdalena 91 Davies, Mathew 248 Dzindo, Dajana 242 Debecki, Robert 112 Dziworski, Wojciech 37 Dekanic, Igor 87 Denjoy, Nicole 101 E Derdziuk, Zbigniew 94, 126, 201 Ehrenkrona, Olof 182 Devigne, Luc 146 Eickhout, Bas 247 Diaz, Alberto 186 Ellis, Simon David 44 Dierks, Christian 105 Esch, Carl von der 70 Dietrich, Hans 91 Esteva, Gerard 213 Docquir, Pierre–Francois 30 F Dodon, Igor 55 Fal, Dorota 94 Doerrenbaecher, Heike 160 Farkas, Adam 24, 54 Dohmen, Dieter 31 Fedorenko, Ihor 187 Dombrovskis, Valdis 17 Fedorov, Valery 57 Donati, Marina 187 Fedoruk, Andrey 162 Donfried, Mark 184 Feldman, Zsolt 21, 79 Donnelly, Brendan 20 Ferek, Agnieszka 218 Dooley, Timmy 59 Ferenc, Tadeusz 108

256 257 Ferens, Bohdan 161 Garonna, Paolo 24 Ferk, Bostjan 196 Gaude, Olivier 224 Fico, Robert 17 Gauden, Grzegorz 135 Figel, Jan 47, 48 Gawkowski, Krzysztof 55

Index Figueras, Gerard 213 Gawlik, Zdzislaw 28, 75, 128, 136 Index Fijal, Leslaw 151 Gawlowski, Stanisław 110, 120 Filar, Dariusz 52 Gawronski, Pier Giorgio 48 Filip, Pavel 67 Gdanski, Jacek 194 Filipkowski, Maciej 47, 129 Gdanski, Przemyslaw 50, 53, 73, 124, 130 Fischer, Georg 91 Geissler, Thorsten 245 Fiume, Giorgio Dal 145 Gerber, Piotr 34, 203 Florek, Ryszard 122, 193, 222 Ghimpu, Mihai 60 Folian, Georg 53 Ghita, Simona 106 Formuzal, Mihail 71 Ghosh, Surojit 61, 85 Fota, Iulian 22, 70 Ginzburg, Solomon 246 Fraga, Luis 181 Giucci, Ricardo 137, 161 Frech, Monika 194 Glinski, Piotr 41 Friberg, Steven John 232 Gnauck, Gerhard 227 Fricke, Thomas 213 Godea, Mihai 234, 249 Fulop, Sandor 194 Godlewski, Andrzej 184 Furgalski, Adrian 151 Golos, Patrycja 185 Furman, Renata 98 Goniszewski, Maciej 186 Fusu, Corina 246 Gonzalez, Francisco Ruiz 68 G Gora, Marek 125 Goral, Adam 123 Gajewski, Jerzy 125 Gorin, Boruh 33 Galazka–Sobotka, Małgorzata 100 Gouldsbury, Conor 20 Gallach, Cristina 228 Gowin, Jarosław 241 Gamotha, Roman 56 Grabarczyk, Cezary 161 Gandrabura, Mihail 218 Grabarczyk, Leszek 89 Ganin, Anatoly 224 Grabowski, Maciej 125, 221 Ganzer, Fabio 28 Grad, Aleksander 188 Garcia, Daniel Santabarbara 223 Graziani, Tiberio 60

258 259 Greene, Robert Lane 177, 227 Heumann, Rainer 211 Griciunas, Paulius 241 Hlinomaz, Ota 205 Grigoryan, Stepan 233 Hohenstein, Roza Grafin von Thun und 142, 200 Grillo, Francesco 91 Holtzwart, Ralf 238

Index Grogan, John 59 Honkapohja, Seppo 149 Index Gromyko, Alexey 157 Horcsik, Richard 78 Gronicki, Mirosław 52, 188 Horvath, Martin 193 Grupinski, Rafal 40 Horwitch, Mel 91 Grygier, Olga 23, 97 Hryniewicz–Bieniek, Agnieszka 129 Grzeszczak, Eugeniusz 41 Hud, Bohdan 81 Guern, Bertrand Le 249 Hudec, Michal 189, 192 Guitta, Olivier 68 Hulova, Petra 179, 184 Gujski, Mariusz 101, 207 Hummel, Detlev 243 Guz, Jan 154 Hutten–Czapski, Franciszek 50, 74 Guzenkova, Tamara 246 Hvozd, Victor 247 Guzial, Piotr 55 I Gwiazdowski, Robert 86, 195 Illarionov, Andrei 230 Gyarmati, Istvan 20 Imielski, Roman 96 Gyulumyan, Gohar 250 Imiolczyk, Barbara 200 H Ionita, Veaceslav 137 Hajdarowicz, Grzegorz 129, 131 Irimescu, Achim 21 Haller, Heinz 18 Iskanderov, Jury 44 Hann, Wojciech 188 Iwinski, Tadeusz 157 Hansen, Eva Kjer 140 J Harmati, Gyorgy 87 Jablonowska–Luba, Lidia 124 Harms, Gerd 195 Jablonski, Pawel 122, 123 Hauer, Ulrike 137 Jachimowicz, Daniel 198 Hausner, Jerzy 208 Jagusiewicz, Andrzej 217 Heeten, Gerard Johan den 101 Jaksic, Bosko 228 Henderson, Douglas 58, 161 Janke, Igor 155 Hermanowski, Tomasz 201 Jankowiak, Janusz 52 Herold, Bernhard 145 Japaridze, Tedo 157

260 261 Jarosz, Maria 229 Karczmarczyk, Stanislaw 81 Jasiński, Leszek 38 Karnowski, Jacek 96 Jasniak, Wlodzimierz 211 Karnowski, Jakub 127, 128, 134 Jassem, Jacek 98 Karolczak, Kazimierz 154

Index Javid, Sajid 65 Kasimova, Saodat 250 Index Jha, Prem Shankar 181 Kassenberg, Andrzej 92 Jin, Xin 141 Kaveshnikov, Nikolay 247 Johansson, Morgan 241 Kazoka, Iveta 231 Jonas, Andrzej 229 Kedzior, Jacek 125 Jonkus, Arturas 228 Kedziora, Wlodzimierz 214 Jozkowiak, Jerzy Jan 23, 133 Keetch, Paul 58 Jr, Ian Paisley 240 Kelemen, Hunor 71 Juillet, Alain 224 Khidasheli, Tinatin 60 Julvez, Diego Martinez 218 Khomeriki, Teimuraz 57 Jungen, Peter 230 Khroul, Victor 56 Jurkowlaniec, Rafał 162 Khudoley, Konstantin 157 K Kiejna, Andrzej 103 Kijowska, Małgorzata 90 Kachurovski, Evgeny 198 Kilian, Krzysztof 18, 26, 76, 134, 143 Kacprzyk, Dariusz 53 Kilinski, Rafal 112 Kaczmarek, Andrzej 141 Kindbom, Magnus 21 Kaczynski, Jaroslaw 80, 155 Kirilov, Kaloian 141 Kalbarczyk, Witold Paweł 34, 98, 99 Kleina, Kazimierz 85 Kalfin, Ivailo 55 Klesyk, Andrzej 50, 122 Kalicki, Krzysztof 24 Klich, Bogdan 158 Kalis, Henryk 85 Klimczak, Mariusz 108 Kalisz, Beata Gessel–Kalinowska vel 130 Klugescheid, Andreas 93 Kamenchuk, Olga 57 Kluza, Stanisław 229 Kapica, Jacek 85 Klvana, Tomas 242 Kapuscinski, Marek 74 Kneifel–Haverkamp, Reiner 209 Karabeshkin, Leonid 140 Knutsson, Hakan 145, 194 Karcher, Silke 214 Kobosko, Michal 135, 236 Karczewski, Stanisław 78 Kolanski, Jan 50

262 263 Kolodko, Grzegorz 151, 181 Kruszewska, Xenia 207 Kondratyenko, Sergey 193 Krzanik, Miroslaw 31 Kopicova, Miroslava 138 Krzyzowski, Tomasz 89 Koppel, Olari 231 Ksiazek–Bator, Ewa 112

Index Koren, Walter 48 Kubczak, Alfred 77 Index Kores, Martin 232 Kuc, Ryszard 44 Korolec, Marcin 85, 106 Kucera, David 192 Korolevska, Nataliya 238 Kucharski, Pawel 50, 129 Korotchenko, Igor 70 Kuchcinski, Marek 81 Kosiniak–Kamysz, Wladyslaw 37, 94, 200, 207, Kuckertz, Andreas 111 215, 239 Kudasov, Anton 51 Kosonen, Eikka 140 Kudava, Mamuka 158 Kossowski, Marek 214 Kuglarz, Pawel 44 Koszulap, Barbara 46, 110 Kurasz, Jakub 26, 74, 127 Koterba, Elzbieta 151 Kurella, Jerzy 28 Kovalchuk, Mykola 162 Kurnicki, Leszek 77 Kovnatski, Mark 33 Kusz, Aleksander 186 Kowal, Pawel 123 Kuta, Marcin 202 Kowalski, Marcin 75 Kuznetsov, Alexander 158 Kowalski, Tadeusz Henryk 112 Kuznetsov, Boris 157 Kozak, Wojciech 218 Kwiatkowski, Krzysztof 107, 241 Kozhokin, Evgeny 147 Kwiecinski, Jerzy 80 Kozicz, Jerzy 61, 85 L Koziej, Stanislaw 22 Laaksonen, Jukka 188 Kozlowski, Andrzej 82 Laanemäe, Mart 182 Krakowiak, Marcin 110, 120 Lachevre, Cyrille 230 Krasko, Piotr 132, 234 Lachowska, Boguslawa 197 Kraszewski, Andrzej 106 Lada, Agnieszka 82 Kregar, Josip 241 Lafond, Francois 224 Krivcova, Elizabete 71 Lagowski, Krzysztof 82 Krol, Jan 61 Lalonde, Brice 182 Kruk, Ryszard 43 Landa, Krzysztof 100 Krupa, Jacek 111, 222

264 265 Laschenko, Pavel 51 Lupatsiy, Volodymyr 234 Lassota, Jozef 37, 80 Lutarevich, Sergey 212 Latos, Tomasz 103 Lyakh, Victor 187 Lavreniuk, Yuriy 119 Lyngbo, Mikael 200 Index Lazor, Ireneusz 27, 28 M Index Leconte, Jean–Yves 161 Machala, Tomasz 138 Legutko, Jacek 206 Maciejewski, Adam 76 Lehrke, Stephan 136 Maciejowski, Maciej 135 Lentschener, Philippe 193 Macovei, Monica 245 Lepassaar, Juhan 140 Madrala, Andrzej 203 Lesnodorski, Boguslaw 77 Magierowski, Marek 223 Lewandowski, Janusz 46, 66 Majcher, Janusz 213 Lewkowicz, Krystyna 37 Majchrowski, Jacek 41, 179 Li, Xiaoming 223 Makogon, Dan 33 Li, Xin Yu 230 Malecka–Libera, Beata 101, 207 Lichtman, Allan 242 Malina, Iveta 108, 121 Lieser, Marion 145 Malinowski, Andrzej 37, 154 Likhachow, Kirill 159 Malysz, Adam 77 Lipinski, Stanislaw 43 Mammadov, Nazim 60 Lippold, Marcus 87 Mandelbaum, Andrew 231 Lisicki, Pawel 59 Manktelow, Aidan 137 Liu, Kaiming 119 Marchuk, Vasyl 81 Liwacz, Andrzej 112 Marcinkiewicz, Kazimierz 41, 182 Lizin–Vanderspeeten, Anne–Marie 181 Marcinska, Malgorzata 32 Lokshin, Alexander 33 Markov, Sergey 147, 246 Loshak, Viktor 96, 179 Markova, Veronika 248 Lowe, Christian 65 Marques, Miguel Athayde 119 Lozansky, Eduard 242 Marschal, Christoff von 242 Lubera, Dariusz 26 Marteau, Jean–Francois 236 Lublinska–Kasprzak, Bozena 108 Massara, Gaetano 146 Luhan, Petru 214 Massel, Andrzej 44, 127 Lukyanova, Elena 57 Matczak, Marcin 105 Lunacek, Ulrike 145

266 267 Matlak, Dariusz 120 Moiseev, Anton 150 Matraszek, Marek 185 Moldach, Robert 203 Matukevich, Oleg 225 Molterer, Wilhelm 66 Matusiak, Lech 225 Monfront, Régis 134

Index Matuszewska, Boguslawa 74, 163 Monti, Riccardo 193 Index Mayorga, Alejandra Moore 193 Morawiecki, Mateusz 54, 74, 118 Mecina, Jacek 31 Moroz, Janusz 97 Meckel, Markus 179 Morsing, Mette 187 Mendonca, Sandro 92 Moskalewicz, Marcin 75 Mendoza–Wilson, Jock 161 Moskwa, Anna 248 Merkely, Bela 206 Mota, Manuel 44 Meszaros, Jozef 126 Movchan, Ivan 121 Michalowski, Jacek 40 Mukherjee, Ritwik 228 Michalski, Krzysztof 232 Mularczyk, Arkadiusz 228 Michels, Dave 73 Mull, Stephen 185 Mielczarski, Wladysław 26 Muravschi, Alexandru 118 Mieszkowicz, Joanna 194 Murawski, Marcin 46 Mignon, Hervé 192 Musabayov, Rasim 233 Mihut, Sorin 248 Musar, Natasa Pirc 180 Miklos, Ivan 221 Muszynski, Henryk 56 Mikosz, Sebastian 23, 73, 124 N Milbradt, Georg 48 Na–Ranong, Kittiratt 17 Miller, Jaroslaw 53 Nabavi, Paul 152 Miller, Jerzy 86 Nagel, Claudia 119 Mincic, Ladislav 221 Nagy, Sandor 189 Mioduski, Dariusz 76 Naimski, Piotr 60 Mirbagheri, Farid 70 Namysl, Wiktor 128 Mirkin, Yakov 243 Napieralski, Grzegorz 91 Misiag, Wojciech 46 Natale, Maria Serena 147 Misiunas, Dalius 189 Nedic, Goran 221 Mistewicz, Eryk 119, 228 Neklessa, Alexander 235 Mkrtchyan, Artush 225 Neumann, Slawomir 37, 94 Mlodkowski, Roman 188

268 269 Neverovic, Jaroslav 84, 188 Olendski, Piotr 152 Niemczycki, Zbigniew 154 Oleszczuk, Dariusz 65 Niewada, Maciej 103 Olivier, Gerald 242 Nieweglowski, Jacek 29 Olsen, Mikkel Skott 187

Index Niezgoda, Marceli 209 Olsson, Karl Erik 200 Index Nigmatulin, Bulat 189, 192 Olszewska, Solange 130 Nikulin, Alexander 219 Onaca, Gabriel 59 Nilsson, Veronica Anna–Maria 32 Onoda, Hiroshi 187 Nojszewska, Ewelina 207 Opolski, Grzegorz 206 Nosov, Mikhail 157 Orlowski, Pawel 117, 216 Nowak, Alojzy 75 Ortyl, Wladyslaw 80, 211 Nowicki, Kacper 47 Osadchy, Vadym 96 Nowicki, Pawel 42 Osiatyński, Jerzy 118, 150 Nowicki, Slawomir 186 Ostrowska, Ija Maria 198 Nowosinska, Dominika 196 Ostrowski, Igor 185 Nuere, Maria Cristina Ortega 138 Ostrowski, Wojciech 128 Nurick, Robert 60, 247 Ostrzolek, Grzegorz 113 Nyberg, Rene 247 Oury, Jean–Paul 228 Nyks, Kelly 242 Oxley, Martin 197 O P O’Riain, Sean 199 Pabst, Adrian 157 O’Sullivan, John 78 Pachciarz, Agnieszka 35, 94, 98 Oberweis, Marcel 59, 106 Pagé, Jean-Pierre 55 Ochab, Boguslaw 85 Pakulski, Marcin 100, 103, 202, 206 Ochmann, Cornelius 147 Palagin, Sergei 158 Ochrymowicz, Tomasz 124 Palevic, Zdzislav 109, 121 Ocko, Petr 222 Palikot, Janusz 41 Ogan, Sinan 249 Pammer, Georg 118 Okon–Horodynska, Ewa 151 Pamula, Jan 232 Olech, Artur 77 Pancevski, Bojan 49 Olechnowicz, Pawel 66, 84 Panek–Owsianska, Mirella 97 Oleksy, Jozef 41, 154, 158 Parafianowicz, Andrzej 46

270 271 Parascandolo, Mauro 54 Pkhaladze, Tengiz 148 Pasowicz, Mieczysław 104 Poltavets, Valentyna 216 Pasternak, Robert 241 Pomykala, Wojciech 67 Pastusiak, Longin 242 Poniewierka, Dariusz 53

Index Pavlovskiy, Igor 158 Pons, Francoise 96 Index Pawinski, Krzysztof 23, 130, 143 Popa, Maricel 84 Pawlak, Wojciech 186 Poreba, Tomasz 80 Pedretti, Christina 248 Porteros, Cristina Manzano 193 Pejovic, Aleksandar Andrija 146 Portet, Stephane 229 Pekkanen, Joonas 231 Postoev, Roman 162 Peltomäki, Antti 138 Poswiata, Jacek 73 Peralta, Pedro Luis Rodriguez 230 Pradzynski, Jan Grzegorz 94 Pernik, Piret 230 Preiherman, Yauheni 111 Pethrus, Desiree 245 Pronczuk, Dariusz 124 Petre, Dan 184 Proppe, Miroslaw 126 Petriashvili, Alex 233 Protas, Jacek 233 Petru, Ryszard 46 Ptak, Roman 216 Petursson, Thorarinn G. 150 Puce, Juris 61 Piasecki, Konrad 30 Puczynski, Jozef 112 Piasecki, Marcin 29, 129 Puente, Carlos 214 Piatkowska, Monika 67 Pursey, Mark 147 Piatkowski, Marcin 47, 154 Q Picchi, Guglielmo 48 Quercia, Paolo 87 Piechocinski, Janusz 65, 143 Pielech, Artur 106, 110 R Pieronek, Tadeusz 179 Rabiej, Pawel 86 Pietraszkiewicz, Krzysztof 24, 29, 198 Radziewicz–Winnicki, Igor 100, 103, 207 Pietrzak, Dariusz 129 Radziwill, Konstanty 35 Pilny, Karl 141 Rahr, Alexander 161, 190 Pinkas, Jaroslaw 203 Railean, Serghei 224 Piontkovsky, Andrey 231 Rakowski, Miroslav 18 Pirog, Maciej 207 Ras, Ireneusz 213 Piszczatowska, Justyna 163 Rasic, Nikola 199

272 273 Ratajczak, Marek 116, 138 Rupprecht, Sadler 189 Ratner, Yakov 33 Rusakovich, Andrei 233 Re, Emanuela Claudia Del 238 Rusnak, Urban 190 Reegard, Stein 239 Rutelli, Francesco 182, 184

Index Reich, Andrzej 54 Rutkouskaya, Olga 51 Index Reidman, Oleg 58 Rybinski, Krzysztof 66 Reinvart, Jozef 199 Rydehell, Mats 214 Reiter, Janusz 86 Rynasiewicz, Zbigniew 80, 236 Renner, Markus 119 S Resko, Dariusz 83 Sadowski, Bert 32 Reynaert, Thomas 93, 185 Sadowski, Jacek 216 Reznikov, Vladymir 51 Sadowy, Jacek 42 Ricceri, Marco 157 Safarov, Azer 223 Richards, Julian 68 Salaru, Anatol 232 Riley, Alan 191 Samardzic, Slobodan 234 Roaf, James 244 Samolinski, Boleslaw 36, 207 Rodionovs, Dmitrijs 72 Sanaei, Mehdi 249 Rogala, Bogdan 90 Sanchez, Fabio del Alisal 30, 67 Rogowski, Wojciech 105 Sandei, Pier Carlo 79 Rokita, Jan 40, 140 Sanford, George 158 Romero, Antonio Beaus 110 Sanio, Jochen 54 Rosato, Angelantonio 247 Sawicki, Marek 21 Rosinski, Marek 88, 89 Schafe, Matthias 222 Rosochacka–Gmitrzak, Magdalena 200 Schellinck, Peter 195 Rossotto, Carlo 67 Schetyna, Grzegorz 41, 60 Rostkowski, Dariusz 198 Schmit, Nicolas 239 Rotert, Michael 186 Schulz, Vladimir 20 Rozen, Krzysztof 26 Schymalla, Iwona 103 Rozkrut, Marek 125, 202 Scigala, Ryszard 90 Rozlucki, Wieslaw 144, 220 Segarra, Jordi 228 Ruan, Zongze 182 Sekula, Miroslaw 41 Ruf, Yvonne 84 Sender, Ines Ayala 236 Rulkiewicz, Anna 95, 101

274 275 Sepiol, Janusz 209 Sokolowskiy, Bohdan 190 Serrano, Claudia Catalina Arteaga 193 Soldek, Andrzej 127 Serrano, Rosalia Arteaga 138 Solorz–Zak, Zygmunt 18, 133 Sester, Sven 150 Solowow, Michal 123

Index Severinsen, Hanne 161 Solozobov, Jury 247 Index Shadrin, Jury 211 Somma, Antonio 58 Shafiev, Ruslan 226 Song, Hong 159 Shenghui, Wang 125 Sonik, Boguslaw 81, 233 Shishelina, Lyubov 233 Sorys, Stanislaw 210, 211 Shtilkind, Teodor 190 Soskic, Dejan 221 Shybko, Vitaly 160 Soulage, Bernard 107 Siejna, Krystyna 203 Sowa, Marek 40 Siemoniak, Tomasz 68, 114 Sroka, Iwona 75, 220 Sighvatsson, Arnor 149 Stanic, Ana 87 Silva, Carlos 31 Stanilewicz, Robert 86 Silva, Pedro Pereira da 66 Stankiewicz, Robert 222 Simha, Rakesh 235 Stavniichuk, Maryna 229 Simoncini, Gabriele 225 Steenblock, Rainder 246 Siwicki, Jacek 185 Steinhoff, Janusz 144 Siwiec, Marek 131 Stelmaszczyk, Paweł 45, 232 Skowera, Anna 145 Stelmaszczyk, Robert 83 Skowronek, Michal 29 Stepien, Witold 40, 45 Skrinskas, Skirmantas 236 Stepinska, Janina 206 Skrzyniarz, Dorota 215 Stracar, Peter 177 Slaus, Ivo 32 Stradling, Aidan 225 Sliwa, Pawel 120 Straka, Tibor 22 Smietanka, Tomasz 215 Strazds, Andris 150 Smoczynski, Wawrzyniec 48 Strzelec–Lobodzinska, Joanna 19, 84 Smolen, Dionizy 108 Stuedemann, Dietmar 161 Sniadek, Janusz 32 Stypulkowski, Cezary 54, 130, 133, 153 Sobanska, Lidia 227 Subbotin, Juryi 183 Sobotka, Premysl 78 Suesser, Jan–Robert 71 Sokolowski, Andrzej 203 Sultanov, Azamat 235

276 277 Sundgren, Jan–Eric 187 Tamborski, Pawel 76, 127, 134 Suszynski, Dariusz 248 Tan, Khai 128 Svaljek, Sandra 109 Tanaka, Tetsuji 234 Swiecicki, Marcin 58, 142 Tarschys, Daniel 157

Index Swierzewski, Lukasz 136 Tatusiak, Serhii 161 Index Szabo, Eszter 97 Tavares, Catarina 239 Szabo, Laszlo Zsolt 132 Teare, Alastair 19 Szarkowski, Pawel 77 Tena, Alfons Lopez 240 Szczepanik, Wojciech 216 Terlecki, Ryszard 78 Szczepek, Jarosław Andrzej 136 Termini, Valeria 192 Szczerba, Michal 37, 200 Terterov, Marat 190 Szczerbak, Anna 204 Testa, Pierluigi 118 Szczerski, Krzysztof 81, 137 Thies, Karsten 225 Szegvari, Peter 210 Thon, Filip 17, 26, 86 Szekely, Istvan 52 Tiirmaa–Klaar, Heli 180 Szelag, Wojciech 94 Tils, Peter 24, 25 Szelagowski, Tomasz 100 Tomaszewski, Artur 28 Szemerkenyi, Reka 22 Toperich, Sasha 146 Szpara, Agnieszka 37 Torres, Florencia Cuervo 111 Sztwiertnia, Pawel 37, 202 Treu, Tiziano 31 Szulc, Jakub 35, 98 Tsarkov, Evgeniy 72 Szulwinski, Marcin 112, 204 Tsonevski, Tsvetelin 118, 224 Szydlo, Beata 41, 80 Tu, Xinquan 145 Szymanek, Cezary 77, 133 Tufarelli, Francesco 140 Szymanski, Konrad 192 Tulokhonov, Arnold 211 Szymonek, Cezary 23 Tuohy, Emmet 234 Szyszko, Jan 79, 93 Tupikin, Isidor Roman 56 T Turk, Danilo 146 Tusk, Donald 17 Tadeusiewicz, Ryszard 138 Tworog, Jaroslaw 90 Tadic, Boris 179 Tymchenko, Galina 227 Takacs, Szabolcs 146 Takev, Ivan 220

278 279 U Walesa, Lech 36 Ucinski, Tomasz 120 Walkuski, Marek 242 Udod, Yevhen 162 Wards, Christian 95 Ungi, Imre 206 Waszczykowski, Witold 20

Index Uszok, Piotr 40 Wawryka, Grzegorz 216 Index Utkin, Sergey 30 Wegrzyn, Pawel 151 Wegrzyn, Wojciech 241 V Wells, Jim 148 Vaissié, Cécile 235 Wenblad, Axel 214 Vasaryova, Magdalena 71, 78 Wheeler, Richard 247 Vasey, Simon 189 Whyte, Nicholas 240 Vassylenko, Volodymyr 147 Wiaderek, Grzegorz 105 Vatansever, Adnan 247 Wiatr, Michal 186 Vedyshcheva, Natalia 208 Wileman, Jay 189 Verheugen, Guenter 84, 140, 178 Wilkinson, Richard 164 Verley, Julien 23 Willemen, Johan 32 Vicente, Yolanda 150 Wilson, James 58 Vielmini, Fabrissi 60 Windak, Adam 35 Vilaseca, Jose 61 Winkler, Jiri 22 Vilkul, Aleksandr 65 Wirth, Herbert 19, 74, 76, 136 Villapadierna, Ramiro 146 Wishart, Peter 240 Vitorino, Ana Paula 236 Witecki, Lech 42, 45 Vlaemminck, Philippe 137 Wittbrodt, Edmund Kazimierz 199 Voinea, Liviu 221 Wittmann, Klaus 69 Voitovschii, Serghei 30 Witucki, Maciej 50, 73, 97, 133 Volonte, Luca Giuseppe 161 Wloch, Dorota 85, 128 Vostrykh, Oleg 55 Woessner, Christian 189 Vujcic, Boris 221 Wolfmeyer, Peter 194 Vyshyvaniuk, Mykhaylo 80, 106 Woloszyn, Bronislaw Wojciech 79 W Wolski, Jozef 136 Waclawik–Wejman, Agata 89 Woodward, Barbara 48 Wadzinska, Malgorzata 187 Woroszylska–Sapieha, Marynika 100 Walenczak, Krzysztof 127 Wrabetz, Alexander 132

280 281 Wroblewski, Tomasz 232 Zhoshybayev, Rapil 249 Wyler, Ariel 33 Zhovnirenko, Pavlo 215 Wysocki, Mirosław 101 Zhwhalilo, Yaroslav 137 X Ziaja, Jerzy 218 Index Zieba, Maciej 56, 119 Index Xu, Ning Yue 223 Ziemiec, Krzysztof 197 Y Zmijewski, Krzysztof 90 Yaglom, Menahem 33 Zovko, Marin 87 Yakis, Yasar 234 Zvonovsky, Vladimir 57 Yan, Wu 223 Yastrebchak, Vladimir 240 Ż Żuk, Dariusz 248 Yeo, Lay Hwee 230 Żuk, Krzysztof 110 Yeremyeyev, Peter 56 Yermolaiev, Andrii 160, 235 Yershova, Tatyana 126 Yushchenko, Victor 179 Z Zabek, Miroslaw 103 Zablocka, Magdalena 83, 196 Zadorin, Igor 57 Zagari, Cristiano 140 Zakowski, Jacek 89, 135, 164, 215 Zaleski, Janusz 79 Zalewski, Pawel 131, 145 Zalicki, Lukasz 34, 201 Zaritskiy, Boris 60 Zarnotal, Krzysztof 75 Zatlers, Valdis 68 Zawodna, Katarzyna 90 Zdanowska, Hanna 119, 231 Zelezik, Adam 43 Zhang, Fengbo 181 Zhiltsov, Sergey 250

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