Across two days, partners and participants as varied as Google Cloud, MOL, Synthos Green Energy, the Atlantic Council, the Association of Belarusian Business Abroad, the Japan Bank for International Cooperation and the Selena Group converged on a remarkably consistent diagnosis. The Three Seas region — over 120 million people, combined GDP rivalling the G7, growth at nearly twice the Western European rate for a decade — has cleared the narrative hurdle. What it has not yet built is the Business & Investment Hub that connects that story to the capital waiting to be deployed. This recap focuses on the substance of that diagnosis, and on what it implies for the region’s next moves.
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TSBC Sessions in Dubrovnik – By Invitation Only
28–29 April 2025 | Dubrovnik, Croatia
The Three Seas Business Council is hosting a series of exclusive closed-door sessions — side events held alongside the Three Seas Initiative Summit and Business Forum in Dubrovnik.
Five high-impact thematic discussions in a closed-door format offer a unique opportunity to engage directly with senior decision-makers, investors, and industry leaders from across the CEE region and the transatlantic community — in an intimate, dialogue-driven setting.
Beata Daszyńska-Muzyczka Appointed to the Economic Council to the President of the Republic of Poland
We are pleased to announce that Beata Daszyńska-Muzyczka, President of the Three Seas Business Council, was officially appointed to the Economic Council to the President of the Republic of Poland on March 11, 2026, during a ceremony held at the Belweder Palace.
This distinction carries significance not only on a personal level, but also institutionally and strategically. It sends a strong signal confirming the growing importance of economic cooperation within the Three Seas region and Poland’s continued commitment to its development.
Czytaj więcejBuilding Bridges: Japan and the Three Seas Initiative
The Three Seas Region represents 121 million people and about 14% of the EU’s GDP. Yet it still faces an estimated €650 billion infrastructure gap across three critical sectors: energy, transport & logistics, and digital. Addressing this gap means unlocking new opportunities for innovation, investment, and resilience — values that Japan and the 3SI countries share deeply.
Czytaj więcejLaunch of the Three Seas Business Forum 2025 Summary Report
The report captures key conclusions, visions, and recommendations from the 10th, jubilee edition of the Forum in Warsaw. The event brought together ten Heads of State, government representatives, more than 60 experts, and hundreds of business leaders and investors. It demonstrates that the Three Seas has become a genuine political, economic, and strategic force – strengthening European cohesion and transatlantic ties.
Czytaj więcejThree Seas Business Forum Report – Coming Soon
Coming soon: the Three Seas Business Forum 2025 Report – a special 10th anniversary edition with key sectoral recommendations and leaders’ declarations.
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