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.