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    Conference ‘European Parliament Elections 2024: Challenges for Digital Democracy in the CEE Region’




    Warsaw, 23 April 2024


    Conference ‘European Parliament Elections 2024: Challenges for Digital Democracy in the CEE Region’


    On 22 April, the SGH Warsaw School of Economics hosted the conference ‘European Parliament Elections 2024: Challenges for Digital Democracy in the CEE Region’, partnered by the Union of Entrepreneurs and Employers (ZPP).

    Present as a guest of honour was Secretary of State at the Ministry of Digital Affairs, Dariusz Standerski. The meeting was opened by the co-host of the event Piotr Wachowiak, PhD, lecturer and rector of the SGH Warsaw School of Economics. In a discussion moderated by Zosia Wanat, Senior CEE Correspondent from Sifted, the ZPP was represented by Paulina Szkoła, Director of the ZPP Digital Forum; other members of the panel were:

    – Jan Jęcz, digital economy analyst, Polityka Insight;

    – Mateusz Łabuz, Technische Universität Chemnitz; and

    – Aleksandra Wójtowicz, Senior Analyst, NASK.

    During the meeting, the report ‘Things to Watch For in European Parliament Elections in 2024’was presented, which you are warmly encouraged to read!

    The event was organised by the CEE Digital Democracy Watch.

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