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The total number of Forum's participants: 4 475

Including journalists: 610

Including seminar participants: 573

Our guests represented over 60 different nations

Participants according to their roles

Forum's translator

Accompanying person

Organiser

Security

Stand support staff

Partners support staff

Forum's support staff

Media

Driver

Junior staff - volounteerSeminars guest

GuestArtist

Number of ppl

1134 foreign guestsArdelean Ben-Oni, Deputy Speaker, Chamber of Deputies, Romania, Arunas Grazulis, Deputy Minister, Ministry of Interior, Lithuania, Asatryan Kristine, DeputyMinister, Ministry of Sport and Youth Affairs, Armenia, Azbej Tristan, Deputy Secretary of State, The Prime Minister’s Office, Hungary, Bran Ioana, Minister,

Ministry of Youth and Sports, Romania, Buzatu Tudor, Secretary of State, Wice-Prime Minister’s Office, Romania, Calha Miranda, Vice-Chairman of theNational Defence Committee, Assembly of the Republic, Portugal, Comic Gordana, Deputy Speaker, National Assembly, Serbia, Dins Merirands, Deputy StateSecretary, Ministry of Transport, Latvia, Edgars Rinkevics, Minister of Foreign Affairs, Latvia, Ersek Arpad, Minister of Transport and Construction, Slovakia,Farrugia Angelo, Speaker, House of Representatives, Malta, Godfrey Kaima, Undersecretary for Refugees and Disaster Management Government of Uganda,

Kęstutis Navickas, Minister of Environment, Lithuania, Kovac Miro, Chairman of the Foreign Affairs Committee, former Minister of Foreign and EuropeanAffairs, Sabor, Croatia, Kovtonyuk Pavlo, Deputy Minister, Ministry of Healthcare, Ukraine, Kubiv Stepan, First Vice Prime Minister, Minister, Ministry of

Economic Development and Trade, Ukraine, Kurilla Norbert, State Secretary, Ministry of Environment, Slovakia, Latorcai János, Deputy Speaker, NationalAssembly, Hungary, Marinkovic Vladimir, Deputy Speaker, National Assembly, Serbia, Mesic Stjepan, former President, Croatia, Mirosic Iztok, State Secretary,

Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Slovenia, Movchan Mykola, Deputy Minister for European Integration, Ministry of Youth and Sports, Ukraine, Navarro GarzonMichaela, Vice-president, Congress of Deputies, Spain, Navracsics Tibor, Commissioner for Education, Culture, Youth and Sport, European Commission,

Hungary, Nemeth Zsolt, Chairman of the Foreign Affairs Committee, National Assembly, Hungary, Niebel Dirk, former Minister for Economic Cooperation andDevelopment, Germany, Nikolic Andrija, Chairman of the Committee on International Relations and Emigrants, National Assembly, Montenegro, Novák Katalin,Minister of State for Family and Youth Affairs, Ministry of Human Capacities, Hungary, Obaloker Onek Hilary, Minister for Relief, Disaster Preparedness and

Refugees Government of Uganda, Omelyan Volodymyr, Minister, Ministry of Infrastructure, Ukraine, Paxino Dan Octav, Secretary of State, Mnistry of EuropeanFunds, Romania, Popescu Tariceanu Calin, Speaker, Senate, Romania, Potor Danut Alexandru, Secretary of State, Ministry of Agriculture and Rural

Development, Romania, Reva Andriy, Minister, Ministry of of Social Policy, Ukraine, Rokas Masiulis, Minister of Transport and Communications, Lithuania,Saulius Skvernelis, Prime Minister of Lithuania, Sekulic Predrag, Chairman of the Committee on Economy, Finance and Budget, National Assembly,

Montenegro, Szijjártó Péter, Minister of Foreign Affairs and Trade, Hungary, Tadic Ognjen, Deputy Speaker of the House of Peoples, Parliamentary Assembly,Bosnia and Herzegovina, Takacs Szabolcs, Secretary of State for European Union Affairs, The Prime Minister’s Office, Hungary, Tok Dan, Minister, Ministry ofTransport, Czech Republic, Topolanek Mirek, former Prime Minister, Member of the Board, Eustream, Czech Republic, Turoczy Laszlo, Deputy State Secretary,

Ministry of Finance, Hungary, Varga Mihály, Deputy Prime Minister, Minister of Finance, Hungary, Virginijus Sinkevicius, Minister of Economy, Lithuania,Vuksanovic Adrijan, Chairman of the Committee of European Integration, National Assembly, Montenegro, Zygimantas Vaiciunas, Minister of Energy, Lithuania,

Justina Mutale, “African Woman f the Year” 2012, United Kingdom, David Lidington, Minister for the Cabinet Office, United Kingdom, Eamon Gilmore, former-Deputy Minister, Chairman of Labour Party, Ireland

Number of participants

Media Seminar's guests Guests of the Economic Forum

Participants according to their home-nation

Belarus

USA

Russia

Georgia and Central Asia

Balkans

Western EuropeScandinavia

Baltic States

Visegrad Group

Ukraine

ChinaRomania, Moldova, Bulgaria

Foreign partners

The number of media partners,

when compared to last year has

risen by

23% and the number of

institutional partnershas risen by

15%Media

Partners

Institutional

Partners

Substantive Events

Plenary Sessions

Special Events

Thematic Tracks

StartUp Session

Panel Discussions

Strategic Games

The turnout during various events of the XXVIII Economc Forum

100 and more guests

50-99 guests

less than 20

guests

20-49 guests

24 TRACKS IN 22 ROOMS:

1 plenary chamber

15 conference rooms

6 rooms in Partnership

Zones

OPEN ZONES:

Open Finance

Lesser Poland Region

Subcarpathian Meeting

Zone

Innogy Forum Cafe

21 presentations of Poland's

most promising  start-ups

special exhibition zone:

Economic Accelerator Zone

Economic Accelerator Report

S T A R T - U P S E S S I O N

INCLUDING: Workshop: 'Unicorn or Dragon –

how to enter the Chinese market?'

W O R K S H O P S

Workshop Leader Bo Ji, Assistant Dean of the Global Executive

Education, China

PUBLICATIONS IN POLISH AND ENGLISH

LANGUAGE– 10 700 units:

Economic Forum Programme 

List of Participants

Culinary Programme

Recreational Programme

SUBSTANTIVE PUBLICATIONS:

Poland – 100 years of sovereignty, 100 years of

activity

Economic Accelerator Raport 

THE PUBLICATIONS

Events organised in cooperation with the Polish Parliament

2 days, 10 panels

the ceremony of granting of Carpathian Projects awards

over 200 representatives of the Carpathia region

EUROPE CARPATHIA

- Chairs of Parliaments: Angelo Farrugia, Chair of the Malta Parliament

and Marek Kuchciński, Marshal of the Polish Parliament

- 4 Deputy Chair of various European Parliaments

- 6 Infrastructure Ministers

- Chairs of Parliamentary committees

- Members of the Parliament

Events organised in cooperation withthe Polish Senate

P O L I S H C O M M U N I T Y

F O R U M

2 days, 5 panels

discussions regarding the most current topics concerning the

polish community abroad

several representatives of polish community from all around

the world- inc. USA, United Kingdom and Sweeden

most important representatives of polish legistlative and

executive branches: Senate Marshall Stanisław Karczewski,

Deputy Prime Minister Beata Szydło, National Education

Minister Anna Zalewska

polish entrepreneurs and representatives of State Treasury

owned companies

Guests who came to Krynica had the opportunity to make use of a rich cultural events offer.

Concerts, book promotions, as well as historical and ethnographic exhibitions, and even a culinary

show enriched the reality of the three days of the Forum in Krynica

The Stanisław Vincenz New Culture, New Europe award was given to maestro Krzysztof

Penderecki, outstanding composer of contemporary music, conductor and academic teacher.

THE CULTURAL PROGRAMME OF THE ECONOMIC FORUM

FORUM OF YOUNG LEADERS331 members from 25 nations 

48 special guests 

The participants of the  Forum included young

entrepreneurs, leaders of NGOs, business societies,

scientific researchers and journalists

AVE – PRINTED PRESS – 13 MLN PLN

AVE – RADIO AND TV – 11,5 MLN PLN

AVE – INTERNET – 53,5 MLN PLN*

AVE - Advertising Value Equivalency

*DATA FOR THE PERIOD  1.07 - 5.10.2018

SOURCE: NEWTON MEDIA

MEDIA ABOUT THE ECONOMIC FORUM

„The Economic Forum (...) is currently the biggest conference in the Middle Eastern Europe. Froma small-scale event where around one-hundred people met, it has grown into a forum wherethousands of guests from 60 different countries meet. Not to mention over 500 journalists.

"Speaking from the perspectice of an editor running an economic-focused newspaper, Iknow that answers to questions are not always positive. The debates and conversationhappening in Krynica increase in value because of that. What counts is the ability to askquestions and the right to answer. Here in Krynica, most of the questions are answered.''

OPINIONS ABOUT THE ECONOMIC FORUM

„Professional management of the Forum surprisedme, I think it was amazing!”.

Micaela Navarro Garzón,

Vice-President of the Congress of Deputies in theSpanish Parliament

„The Forum gives the opportunity for various VIP’s to meet and toconstructively discuss economic problems on the regional level.”.

Calin Popescu-Tariceanu,

Marshal of the Romanian Senate

OPINIONS ABOUT THE ECONOMIC FORUM "The Forum in Krynica makes the great example of what the

European values mean. It connects the whole of Europe. This isthe place, where decision-makers meet with their partners and

together, look for remedies and answers."

Gordana Čomić, Deputy Speaker of Serbian National Assembly

''The Forum in Krynica, held in such a beautiful surrounding, isthe favorite event of mine.„

Rokas Masiulis, Lithuanian Minister for of Transport and Communication

MAIN PARTNER

INSTITUTIONAL PARTNERS

INSTITUTIONAL

PARTNERS (95)

INCLUDING:

COMMERCIAL PARTNERS (122) INCLUDING:

MEDIA PARTNERS (117) INCLUDING: