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Conference: Poland's Security in the Changing Geopolitical Situation of Eastern Europe
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On 15-16 September 2022, a conference entitled 'Poland's security in the changing geopolitical situation of Eastern Europe', organised by the University of Agribusiness in Łomża in Łomża, took place in Tyków.
On 15 and 16 September 2022, a conference on the development of new technologies was held in Tykocin.Poland's security in the changing geopolitical situation in Eastern Europe" organized by the University of Agribusiness in Łomża. The honorary patronage of the conference was held by Marshal of the Podlaskie Voivodeship - Artur Kosicki.
The conference consisted of three panels.
In the I panel entitled : Security of Poland after Russian aggression against Ukraine the following persons have been present:
Dr hab. Tomasz Aleksandrovich Prof. WSPol – Changes in the environment of the Republic of Poland after the Russian aggression against Ukraine. Possible scenarios in the foreseeable future
Dr hab. Marek Delong – Is the war in Ukraine a civil war? The West as a Threat to Russian Orthodox Civilization According to Patriarch Cyril I
Dr. Luke Foryś – The importance of transport routes in the field of safety
In panel II entitled: The Future of a Changing Eastern Europe the following persons have been present:
Dr. Ing. Bogusław Bębenek – Assessment of the security situation of Poland in the current geostrategic situation (selected aspects)
Dr Andrzej Sęk – Challenges for public administrations in the new geopolitical situation in Poland. Selected topics
Dr. Julia Trocicka – Guidelines for the development of the European Union's migration policy
In the 3rd panel entitled: Migration of refugees from Ukraine the following persons have been present:
Dr Olga Filipiak – Common consumption in the context of environmental safety
Mr Bartosz Murat – Integration of Ukrainian refugees into local communities in the context of security and public order issues
Mr Mariusz Sakowski – Operation "Strong support" –WOT in the protection of the state border. Analysis and conclusions
