WARSAW, September 4, 2026 — Poland’s enterprise development authorities are preparing for a major economic gathering in Karpacz, where innovation, advanced technologies and support for entrepreneurs will be among the key themes.

The Polish Agency for Enterprise Development, known as PARP, has announced that it will take part in the upcoming Economic Forum in Karpacz, scheduled for September 8–10, 2026. The agency will participate in discussions focused on deep-tech innovation, economic security and resilience, and assistance for businesses developing advanced technologies.

Focus on Innovation and Advanced Technology

PARP’s participation is expected to place strong emphasis on the role of innovation in strengthening Poland’s economic competitiveness.

Representatives of the agency will join discussions covering deep-tech developments and emerging technologies. These areas are increasingly important for companies seeking to expand their capabilities and compete in rapidly changing international markets.

The forum will also provide an opportunity to discuss how businesses can obtain support for developing innovative technological solutions.

Strengthening Economic Resilience

Economic security and resilience are another major theme of the agency’s presence at the event.

Companies across Europe are facing changing market conditions, technological disruption and increasing pressure to strengthen their ability to respond to economic challenges. Discussions at the Karpacz forum are expected to examine how innovation and institutional support can contribute to a stronger business environment.

PARP’s involvement reflects the broader objective of connecting entrepreneurs with programmes and institutions capable of supporting long-term development.

Poland Booster Demo Day

One of the important events connected with PARP’s participation will be the Demo Day for the fifth round of the Poland Booster programme.

The event is scheduled for September 9 and will focus on innovative businesses and technological development. It will be held at the pavilion of Poland’s Ministry of Development Funds and Regional Policy.

The programme is intended to create opportunities for innovative companies and startups to present their ideas, exchange knowledge and build connections within the wider business ecosystem.

European Funds and Business Opportunities

The agency’s activities will also highlight opportunities associated with European funding.

During the forum, participants will have opportunities to learn more about available forms of support and discuss how European funds can contribute to innovation and business development.

This is particularly relevant for smaller companies that may require financial or institutional assistance to introduce new technologies, expand operations or improve competitiveness.

Discussions on Accessible Business

The final day of the forum will include discussions about accessibility, particularly in relation to business.

The changing expectations of consumers, new regulations and increasing awareness of accessibility are influencing how products, services and digital spaces are designed.

For companies, accessibility is increasingly becoming part of product development and customer experience rather than simply a regulatory consideration.

Connecting Entrepreneurs With Institutions

PARP’s presence at Karpacz is also designed to strengthen direct interaction between entrepreneurs and institutions supporting business development.

The agency will participate in several discussions and meetings during the three-day forum. These activities are expected to provide businesses with information about available programmes while creating opportunities for networking and cooperation.

Such interactions can be particularly valuable for companies exploring new technologies, funding opportunities and international growth.

A Platform for Poland’s Innovation Economy

The Economic Forum in Karpacz has become an important meeting point for discussions about economic policy, business development and technological change in Central and Eastern Europe.

Poland’s participation through PARP highlights the country’s continued focus on building an innovation-driven and competitive economy.

By bringing entrepreneurs, policymakers and development institutions together, the event can help create new connections around technology, investment and economic resilience.

Looking Ahead

With the 2026 Karpacz Economic Forum approaching, PARP’s programme demonstrates the growing importance of innovation and advanced technology in Poland’s economic strategy.

The agency’s participation will focus on practical opportunities for entrepreneurs, discussions about emerging technologies and the role of European funding in supporting business development.

The September event is therefore expected to serve as another platform for Polish companies and institutions to exchange ideas and explore new opportunities for innovation and growth.