WarsawSecurityForum

The Warsaw Security Forum, established in 2014, is a premier European security conference dedicated to transatlantic cooperation and addressing common challenges, particularly focusing on the security of Central and Eastern Europe. Organized by the Casimir Pulaski Foundation, in collaboration with NATO and the National Security Bureau to the President of Poland, the Forum convenes over 1500 representatives from governments, international organizations, industry, and think tanks from 90 countries annually. The event features high-level panel discussions, round tables, bilateral meetings, and industry presentations, all aimed at tackling pressing political and military issues.

Additionally, the Forum acknowledges outstanding contributions to democratic values through the Knight of Freedom award. The Foundation, a non-partisan think-tank founded in 2005, conducts research on European and transatlantic security, with a notable emphasis on Central and Eastern Europe. It also hosts the Women in International Security network and is recognized as a top Polish think tank focusing on defense and national security