Warsaw Security Forum

The Warsaw Security Forum is a prominent European security conference that focuses on transatlantic cooperation and finding shared solutions to common challenges. It particularly emphasizes the security of Central and Eastern Europe. Since its establishment in 2014, the forum has brought together over 1500 high-ranking representatives from governments, international organizations, industry, think tanks, and civil society, representing more than 90 countries. The event spans two days and includes high-level panel discussions, round table talks based on the Chatham House rule, bilateral meetings, industry presentations, and a cultural program from the Partner Country. A key highlight is the presentation of the Knight of Freedom award by the Casimir Pulaski Foundation to an individual who has promoted the values of freedom, justice, and democracy. The forum also supports the New Security Leaders program, involving emerging decision-makers and experts specializing in transatlantic relations. Additionally, the event underscores gender balance and equality in international security dialogue, with female participants engaging in various formats organized by Women in International Security Poland. The forum is organized by the Casimir Pulaski Foundation in collaboration with NATO and the National Security Bureau to the President of the Republic of Poland.