28. Edition
Belgian Days 2026
Two days. Multiple perspectives. One place to connect.
18-19 November 2026, the Belgian Business Chamber brings the 28th edition of Belgian Days to Warsaw - with a new, two-day format designed around what matters most in business: knowledge, meaningful conversations and valuable connections.
Belgian Days 2026 are almost here!
The Belgian Days are the flagship business event of the Belgian Business Chamber, bringing together the Belgian and Polish business communities to exchange knowledge, share experiences and build meaningful professional connections.
The main goal is to create a space where business leaders and professionals from Belgium and Poland can meet and explore new opportunities for cooperation. Belgian Days also provide a platform to strengthen the presence and visibility of Belgian businesses in Poland.
The 2026 edition takes place over two days, 18-19 November, with a new format centred around the Belgian Business Fest. The programme features parallel sessions, allowing participants to choose the topics and discussions most relevant to their business and interests. From industry, logistics and real estate to technology, people & diversity and cross-border business, the programme brings together different sectors and perspectives in one place.
The programme also includes the Belgian Business Mixer – a more relaxed evening for members, partners, guests and friends of the Belgian-Polish business community, followed by the CEO Forum, prestigious and invitation-only gathering.
The Belgian Days are organised in cooperation with the Belgian Embassy and regional investment and trade promoting agencies of the federated entities of Belgium..
Let’s count down together to two days full of knowledge, new connections and opportunities.
Program
Build your own Belgian Days agenda.
Registration & Welcome Coffee
Registration, badges and welcome coffee.
Official Opening
Official Opening of Belgian Business Fest.
Real Estate Overview 2026
A keynote session focused on the real estate market overview.
AI will calculate the project costs. But who will take responsibility for it? The role of the Main Contractor in the era of smart tenders
Cybersecurity - Safety First | AI around the world – where do we stand? | What can AI already calculate today? AI projects at CFE Polska
Does the investor still need a main contractor?
How is AI already being used in real business environments? Discover how CFE Polska approaches AI projects and where these technologies can support calculations, analysis and everyday decision-making.
Coffee Break & Networking
Coffee Break & Networking
Official Opening of Belgian Market Session
Building Warsaw Together: Giving New Meaning to Warsaw
A panel on urban development and Belgian business in Warsaw.
FROM POLAND TO BELGIUM: How to Enter the Belgian Market: Tax considerations and optimization opportunities
Planning to expand your business into Belgium? Discover the key tax considerations, explore potential optimisation opportunities and gain practical insights to help you make informed decisions before entering the Belgian market.
BELGIUM FIRST, EUROPE NEXT: Market Entry, Strategic Partnerships and Policy Influence in Brussels
Entering Belgium can be the first step towards broader European opportunities. This session will explore how businesses can build strategic partnerships, navigate the European business environment and engage with decision-makers in Brussels.
The Quest for affordable housing, CEE to learn from the mistakes of Western Europe
Affordable housing remains a major challenge across Europe. This session will examine the lessons Central and Eastern Europe can draw from Western European markets and the choices shaping more accessible housing in the future.
Belgian–Polish Business Lunch
Sending Employees to Belgium: What You Need to Know. Employment Law, Social Security & Tax - A Practical Guide for Foreign Employers
Temporary posting to Belgium I Permanent employment in Belgium I Cross-border and hybrid working
„Wartość innowacji w zdrowiu”
MARKET. CUSTOMER. SALES Why isn't a good product enough? How to build a sales strategy that delivers real business results?
The residential real estate development market in Poland continues to evolve. Increasing competition, changing customer expectations, pricing pressure and more informed buyers mean that successful sales today require much more than a good development, an attractive location and an efficient sales team. A sales strategy must be a deliberate, well-informed business decision made by the developer. How do we want to sell our development? An effective strategy must reflect market realities, be based on a deep understanding of customers and be consistently implemented across the entire organisation. During this interactive session, we will explore five key areas of building an effective sales strategy.
Talent Has No Borders – But Do Opportunities? Belgium & Poland in Focus
Talent knows no borders, but equal opportunities are not always a given. Bringing together perspectives from Belgium and Poland, this session will explore labour market discrimination, hidden barriers to employment and the challenges of building fair, inclusive workplaces across Europe. A discussion on how businesses can turn equal opportunity from a principle into everyday practice.
Closing
Coffee & Cake, Networking
Belgian Business Mixer
Registration, welcome drink, great seafood, networking and lottery. Celebrate the Belgian-Polish business community. Connect, reconnect and be part of the evening! 🎉
Belgian Business Mixer
During the Belgian Business Mixer, we will be hosting a charity raffle in support of La Strada Foundation, an organisation dedicated to combating human trafficking and human smuggling. The grand prize will be an exclusive Duo Golden Pass for the World Championships in Poland, granting access to matches featuring the Belgian national team. The prize is generously provided by our partner, Top Volleyball Belgium. And that's not all! A selection of additional exciting prizes, generously contributed by our partners, will also be up for grabs. Join us for an evening of networking, excitement and, most importantly, supporting a meaningful cause!
Coffee with Purpose
Start your morning with a coffee and a proper conversation. On Day 2 of the Fest, we meet for one hour to get to know each other and move past the small talk. Each participant gives a two-minute pitch: who you are, what you need and what you can bring. Having this basic information on the table makes all the difference. It formalises the informal and turns a friendly chat into a useful connection. Connection is what brings us together at the Belgian Days. The best business relationships tend to start with a simple exchange, and a good coffee helps, especially after yesterday’s Business Mixer. See you there.
Official Opening of Belgian Business Fest
Registration, badges and welcome coffee.
One Year of Investing in Energy and Partnerships with Polish Businesses
Port Polska: Connecting Markets, Creating Opportunities for Belgian Businesses
This keynote will introduce Port Polska’s strategic vision and explore opportunities for international cooperation, with a particular focus on how Belgian companies can contribute their expertise, technologies and solutions to Poland’s major infrastructure development projects. It will highlight potential areas for partnership, knowledge exchange and long-term business collaboration between Poland and Belgium.
Connecting the Baltic and Belgium: The Future of Szczecin and Świnoujście Ports and open space for common business
This presentation will showcase the development plans and strategic priorities of the Ports of Świnoujście and Szczecin, highlighting opportunities for cooperation with Belgian businesses. It will explore potential partnerships in port infrastructure, logistics, maritime transport and related industries, opening new avenues for Belgian companies to engage in Poland’s growing maritime economy.
Can a Belgian Company Be "Local" in Poland? Local Content and Public Procurement
What Poland’s local content agenda means for Belgian-owned businesses operating in Poland? Where local delivery capabilities add value and where national preferences cross the legal line? How to prepare for the next tender: partnerships, supply chains and evidence of reliable delivery?
Building Future Resilience
How ready are you to bring your organization into the futre?
A Belgian Chocolate Icon Returns: Charmé's Plan to expand Leonidas in Poland
Belgian chocolate is back! Discover how Charmé, master franchise partner of Leonidas in Poland, is opening a new chapter for this iconic Belgian chocolate brand. Join us to learn about Charmé’s vision, the opening of its first shop in Łódź, and its ambitions for further expansion in the Polish market. And stay for a special Leonidas chocolate tasting to experience the authentic taste of Belgium!
Coffee Break & Networking
Coffee Break & Networking
Powering the Future: The Business Case for Energy Transition of Polish Economy
The energy transition is no longer just about securing better electricity prices. For businesses, it means making strategic decisions about energy sourcing, own generation, storage, investment and long-term operational efficiency. In this panel, industry leaders and energy experts from PepsiCo, Umicore, Smulders, ELQ Energy, SBFiME and Viverno will share their practical experience and discuss what it takes to turn energy transition plans into successful projects.
Vibecoding for Leaders: How to Start and… Why
The 3-Second War: Building a Brand in the Era of Algorithms, Bots, and Attention Deficit
How can brands stand out when attention lasts only seconds? This session explores how to build a memorable brand in a digital world shaped by algorithms, AI-driven content and constant competition for attention.
Belgian–Polish Business Lunch
BUILDING INTERNATIONAL TEAMS IN INDUSTRY: CHALLENGES AND PRACTICAL SOLUTIONS Best Practices in International Recruitment, Workforce Planning and Employment Processes
Participation is subject to approval.
International recruitment – opportunities and practical challenges – exploring the challenges faced by industrial employers when attracting international workers, including differences between recruitment markets, administrative requirements and changing regulatory conditions. From recruitment to employment – managing the process effectively – coordinating the different stages of international hiring, anticipating formal requirements, addressing administrative obstacles and ensuring a smooth transition from recruitment to the start of employment. Workforce planning and business continuity – managing recruitment timelines, dealing with unexpected delays and regulatory changes, identifying potential risks and minimising their impact on workforce availability and business operations. Sharing experiences and practical solutions – exchanging experiences between industrial employers, discussing common challenges and identifying effective practices and practical approaches to international employment processes.
Common Statement on Energy
Participation is subject to approval.
CEO Forum
Invitation-only evening programme at the Embassy of the Kingdom of Belgium.
Registration
Choose your Belgian Days 2026 events.
Ticket discounts
We have created special automatic discounts for you when you buy multiple tickets:
Discounts are applied automatically in the cart.
Sponsorship possibilities
Dear Members and Friends of the Belgian Business Chamber,
The 28th edition of the Chamber’s annual event – the Belgian Days, will take place in November in Warsaw. The Belgian Days are at the core of the BBC’s mission and offer a unique framework to foster Belgian-Polish business relations. As each year, the undertaking aims to promote Belgium in Poland, but also strengthen good and friendly relations between both countries.
Also, check the press release here.
For the sponsorship offer please contact Julia Stachowicz at: julia.stachowicz@belgium.pl.
WHERE TO FIND US
18 NOVEMBER · EVENING
Seafood Station Restaurant & Oyster Bar
Aleje Jerozolimskie 93, Warsaw
Belgian Business MixerThe Belgian Days are an exceptional opportunity for us each year to support an initiative that brings together representatives from business, culture, and science while promoting Belgian values. The accompanying events offer a fantastic chance to build valuable business relationships and share experiences. I am pleased that, together with other industry leaders, we can showcase our activities and the values we promote daily, as well as inspire further development.
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