From April 27th to April 29th, 2011 politicians and businesspersons met during "Europe: North, East - Business without Borders" organised for the third time in Świnoujscie - Heringsdorf.
The Baltic Business Association, the Polish Information and Foreign Investment Agency, the City Council of Świnujście, the Head of the Zachodniopomorskie Management Board organised a meeting for representatives of business, politics and administration.
The Forum’s opening ceremony was attended by: Aleksander Kwaśniewski – former Poland’s President, Waldemar Pawlak - Deputy Prime Minister and the Minister of the Economy, Sławomir Majman, President of PAIiIZ, Olgierd Geblewicz - Head of the Zachodnipomorskie Voivodship Management Board, Piotr Krzystek - President of Szczecin, Jacek Piechota - President of the Polish-Ukraine Chamber of Commersce and founder of the Baltic Business Forum; and Dariusz Rosati – Head of the Baltic Business Forum.
This year the Forum focused on European matters and the European dimension of cooperation within the framework of the Eastern Partnership and the Northern Dimension. “Business without borders” translates into creation of a user-friendly political, legal, financial, ecological and media infrastructure.
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