On June 25-26, 2026, Gdańsk will host the Ukraine Recovery Conference, bringing together world leaders, international financial institutions, and the private sector to coordinate long-term reconstruction, drive bankable investments, and forge new security partnerships for Ukraine.
Applications are now open for the Fahrenheit Scholarship, offering exceptional international PhD students a fully funded, one-year research internship at leading universities in Gdańsk.
As construction reaches an advanced stage, the T5 terminal in Gdańsk is set to become the central installation hub for the 1.5 GW Baltica 2 offshore wind farm, serving as a cornerstone for Poland's renewable energy transition.
Gdańsk University of Technology has launched the NATO DIANA Living Lab - a new centre for testing advanced defence and security technologies in near-real operational conditions, strengthening Gdańsk’s role as a key hub for NATO innovation.
