As the Metropolitan Act comes to life the Pomeranian landscape is beginning to change. Joint spatial planning, empowered academia and transforming regional transportation create opportunities. It’s time to seize them.
Modern office buildings filled with software developers are the typical image when picturing a Polish technology hub. But not in the Metropolitan Area. According to the latest KPMG and Invest in Pomerania report, "GBS Next Stop: Tricity 2026”, this coastal region is building its economic power on a synergy of four pillars.
The Modernist City Center of Gdynia officially inscribed on the UNESCO World Heritage List. The highly anticipated decision was made during the 48th session of the UNESCO World Heritage Committee that took place on July 27th, 2026, in the South Korean city of Busan. The recognition celebrates a city that embodies an “Outstanding Universal Value”.
AI is the talk of the town. Companies and governments scramble to introduce it to their workflows, while investors seek the next big AI product. In the meantime, Pomerania is looking forward to something that is already deemed as the future of tech by the biggest countries and governments. Quantum technology.
