The National Anti-Crisis Management has become an official institutional partner of the 35th Economic Forum, which will be held in Karpacz, Poland, on Sept. 8-10.
The Economic Forum has been held annually in Poland since 1992 and is considered one of the largest political and economic events in Central and Eastern Europe. This year, the organizers expect more than 6,000 participants. The program includes more than 500 panel discussions on the economy, politics, diplomacy, security, science, education, medicine, culture and other topics.
The forum will be attended by National Anti-Crisis Management head and Deputy Head of the United Transitional Cabinet Pavel Latushka, as well as Coordination Council Speaker and National Anti-Crisis Management Deputy Head Artsiom Brukhan.
“We take part in the Economic Forum every year, and it is an honor for us to be an official institutional partner of the largest political and economic event in Central and Eastern Europe for the third consecutive year. As always, during all our speeches, meetings and interviews on the sidelines of the forum, we will draw our partners’ attention to the situation in Belarus and how the crisis in our country can be resolved,” Latushka said.
“It is important that as part of our participation in the Forum, we actively meet with international experts and exchange views and assessments. Our expertise on Belarus is in demand, as demonstrated by our participation in panels related to foreign policy and regional security,” Brukhan said.
