The sixth edition of the RailFreight Summit Poland has started. In just a few hours, the conference programme will begin. Tomorrow, attendees are taken on a tour around Malaszewicze and some delegates will already have enjoyed networking drinks last night. Fear of missing out? Online registrations are still open.

The RailFreight Summit Poland is taking place on 19 & 20 April in Warsaw. This is an annually returning event for the rail freight industry in and around Poland. If you are a rail or logistics professional, the chance is high that you are, in some way or another, involved with Poland. For the next two days, professionals from all around the globe will meet in Warsaw.

What is on the agenda?

This year, we focus on bringing people together. To make sure that everyone meets the right people, we have four focus areas from which the participants can choose: Poland on the New Silk Road, Poland and Ukraine, Poland and the CEE region and Poland and Western Europe.

But it would not be the RailFreight Summit if we did not zoom in on the current challenges of the rail freight industry in Poland. In a plenary session, we discuss the new infrastructure plans for Poland, which are challenged by the lack of EU funds. We learn about the new high-speed rail network between Poland and Ukraine, and about the operational challenges of the industry.

Boarding the train

We know that rail professionals in an international landscape need sufficient meeting ground. That is why we have dedicated more than usual time in the programme for networking. The breaks will be longer, and the meeting opportunities will be more. There will be networking rooms, interactive sessions and free time.

Industry peers will board the train for a journey around the CEE region. This morning they will choose their destination (the focus areas) based on their business interest. And at Central Station they get out for more networking. Tomorrow, the real journey takes place with a tour around Malaszewicze.

How to join?

Yes, you can still join. If you do not live across the street, we suggest you purchase an online ticket to follow the event from your desktop. You will miss out on the networking element, but nevertheless be updated on the most recent developments in the region. For more information, visit the website.