Over the past 15 years, Polish cities have accounted for half of Europe's 20 fastest-growing metropolises, with Gdańsk expanding primarily through increased productivity and a shift toward modern services.
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By uniting under the "Single Metropolitan Gate" strategy, the rapidly expanding ports of Gdańsk and Gdynia are driving unprecedented economic growth and securing the region's future as a sustainable transport and energy hub in the Baltic Sea.
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From 23 to 27 March 2026, the Medical University of Gdańsk hosted participants of Entrepreneurship Traineeship Week 2026; an intensive international programme focused on developing entrepreneurial competencies, delivered by the European university alliance ACE²-EU. Students from across Europe worked in interdisciplinary teams on real-life challenges related to healthcare innovation, sustainable development, and new technologies.
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The Gdańsk–Gdynia–Sopot Metropolitan Area is emerging as one of Poland’s leading investment regions, driven by rapid growth in IT and business services, major infrastructure upgrades, and strong sustainable urban development
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The METREX meeting in Brno brought together European metropolitan leaders to discuss effective governance models and exchange experiences on strengthening cooperation between local governments.
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The Gdansk-Gdynia-Sopot Metropolitan Area (OMG-G-S) association has organized the 5th edition of the Smart Metropolia Congress which takes place at the AMBEREXPO in Gdansk on Wednesday November 23 and Thursday November 24 this year.
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