Last week, after a seven-year break, the Polish-German Forum took place, bringing together experts involved in Polish-German relations. Alongside speeches by the Foreign Ministers of Poland and Germany: Radosław Sikorski and Johann Wadephul, as well as the Polish chargé d’affaires in Germany Jan Tombiński and Coordinator of German-Polish Intersocietal and Cross-Border Cooperation Knut Abraham, outlining the priorities for bilateral cooperation in the coming years, panels were held on topics such as the economy, European security, the potential for EU enlargement, the relationship between politics and media, the potential for knowledge and cultural transfer through literature, civil society, and the future role of Polish-German relations in a radically changing world.

“The Polish-German Forum is a space with remarkable potential for developing and exchanging new ideas on what the future of mutual relations could look like. It is a space that closely aligns with our work in the context of Futures Literacy. Thank you very much for the inspiring conversations, and I look forward to future collaboration!” – said Marcin Wierzbowski, who represented 4CF The Futures Literacy Company at the event. “Being in Berlin, it would have been a pity not to stop by our close partner, 4strat. Thank you for the pleasant conversation, Birthe Manke and Simo El Kasri, and for showing me around!” – he added.