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Poland's security in the context of Russia's war against Ukraine: challenges, risks and recommendations
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"Security of the Republic of Poland in the context of the Russian-Ukrainian conflict: Challenges, risks and recommendations for ensuring stability" - international scientific conference organized by the State Vocational University in...
"Security of the Republic of Poland in the context of the Russian-Ukrainian conflict: Challenges, risks and recommendations for ensuring stability" - an international scientific conference organized by the State Vocational University in Suvalki in cooperation with MANS, was held on 25-26 May 2023. The event brought together outstanding experts from various Polish and foreign universities who came together to discuss security challenges in Central and Eastern European countries in the context of the current conflict in Ukraine.
During the two intensive days, the conference participants conducted in-depth discussions analysing the complex and dynamic aspects of the situation that may affect the security of the Republic of Poland and the region. The aim of the meeting was to develop concrete recommendations and strategies that can contribute to ensuring lasting stability in this tense context.
Papers presented at the conference covered a wide range of topics such as geopolitics, defence strategies, cybersecurity, international cooperation and crisis management. The speakers presented the latest research and analysis, taking into account both global trends and the unique aspects of the situation in the CEE region.
The meeting provided participants with an excellent platform for the exchange of knowledge, experience and perspectives, allowing them to develop a holistic picture of security threats and identify key areas for further research and action. All participants in the conference expressed their determination and common will to take coordinated action to protect the interests of Poland and the entire Central and Eastern European region.
The conclusions of the conference provide an important basis for policymakers, analysts, researchers and security practitioners to benefit from the recommendations and proposals developed by the expert panels. This meeting will certainly contribute to deepening knowledge and understanding of the threats and strengthening international cooperation in the context of maintaining peace and security in Europe.'
