In 2023, Poland’s major seaports (Gdańsk, Gdynia, Szczecin, Świnoujście, Police) reached a record high by handling a total of more than 146 million tons of cargo. […]

– In 2014, only 25% of the oil reached our country by sea, while 75% went through the “Friendship” pipeline. In geostrategic terms, as much as […]

The European shipbuilding industry is now a shadow of its former glory. Back in the early 1980s, our continent’s share of shipbuilding production expressed in CGT […]

“The Maritime Economy Forum organized in Gdynia has not only been integrating the community for years but also allows for the exchange of experiences in an […]

Artificial intelligence algorithms have been known for several decades. However, for most of that time, they were handled mainly by scientists. The natural limitation to their […]

After years of requests from companies and logistics organizations, the Ministry of Infrastructure is preparing a pilot program to introduce EMS (European Modular System) vehicles, i.e. […]

The “Program for the Development of Polish Sea Ports until 2030” was adopted by a resolution of the Council of Ministers on September 17, 2019. It […]

Six warships are under construction in Polish shipyards. 3 Kormoran II minehunters, 2 SIGINT type radio-electronic reconnaissance ships and a Miecznik-class frigate are being built there. […]

In 2024, Polish seaports recorded a decrease in the volume of cargo handled, the main reason for which were significant restrictions in coal and grain turnover. […]