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Program
10:30–11:00 – Registration and Welcome Coffee
11:00–11:15 – Seminar Opening
- Opening remarks by: Professor Ewelina Szczech-Pietkiewicz, Vice Dean of the SGH Doctoral School, Director of the International Economic Policy Institute, World Economy Collegium
11:15–12:15 – Keynote Address: Polish-British Relations after Brexit: Stocktaking and the Perspectives for the Future
- Professor Aleks Szczerbiak, University of Sussesx
12:15–12:30 – Coffee Break
12:30–13:45 – Panel I: EU–UK Economic Relations from the Perspective of Poland
Exploring how the 2026 TCA review can reduce post-Brexit trade and investment barriers, enhance energy cooperation, and build new industrial and technological linkages that support Poland’s economic interests.
Key Questions:
- What post-Brexit trade frictions persist for Polish exporters, and how could the TCA review alleviate them?
- How can Poland shape EU positions to promote cooperation on green technologies, energy transition, and digital markets?
- How can bilateral supply chains and cross-investments be leveraged to strengthen European industrial competitiveness?
- What role can the EU–UK Strategic Partnership play in complementing the TCA by expanding sectoral dialogues?
- How can Poland, as a manufacturing hub, benefit from closer UK–EU cooperation on standards, innovation, and energy integration?
Speakers:
- David Henig, UK Director, European Centre for International Political Economy (ECIPE)
- Dr Angelina Stokłosa, Institute of Legal Sciences of the Academy of Justice in Warsaw
- Dr Tomasz Wisniewski, IMPG SGH
Moderator: Prof. Wojciech Lewandowski, WNPiSM UW
13:45–14:30 – Lunch Break
14:30–15:45 – Panel II: Security, Defence, and Global Strategy in the EU–UK Relationship: Implications for Poland
This joint session will merge the debates on the implementation of the 2025 EU–UK Strategic Partnership (including its security and defence dimension) and on the UK’s evolving global posture (AUKUS, Indo-Pacific, and transatlantic partnerships). The discussion will examine how these two strands of policy intersect — shaping the 2026 TCA review, the broader European security environment, and Poland’s strategic interests.
Key Questions:
- How does the 2025 EU–UK Strategic Partnership redefine the scope of cooperation in foreign, security, and defence policy?
- How can its mechanisms (e.g., coordination on sanctions, cyber, hybrid threats, or defence technology) be linked with the TCA’s institutional structures?
- How does the UK’s global engagement — including AUKUS and the U.S.–UK Technology and Trade Partnership — affect Europe’s strategic environment and Poland’s position?
- What opportunities exist for Poland and the EU to ensure complementarity between transatlantic, Indo-Pacific, and European security frameworks?
- How can lessons from Anglo-American cooperation help strengthen EU–UK–Polish collaboration in technology and defence?
Speakers:
- Dr Zuzana Kasáková, Department of European Studies, Institute of International Studies, Faculty of Social Sciences, Charles University, Prague
- Dr Aleksandra Kozioł, European Security Analyst, PISM
- Dr Ryszarda Formuszewicz, Coordinator of the “Polish-German Dialogue” Project, Institute for Western Affairs in Poznan
- Professor Jarosław Szczepański, WNPiSM UW
Moderator: Dr Przemysław Biskup, SGH
15:45–16:00 – Concluding Discussion: Integrating Economic, Security, and Global Cooperation in the 2026 TCA Review
Roundtable to identify cross-sectoral recommendations on how Poland and the EU can align economic, security, and global policy objectives within the 2026 TCA review and the new EU–UK Strategic Partnership framework.
Moderator: Dr Przemysław Biskup
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