Digitalisation of Poland 2035 – A Strategy to Shape the Future

The modern world positions digitalisation as a cornerstone of development. Poland aims to join the ranks of leading countries that utilise digital technologies to enhance economic competitiveness, security, and the quality of life for its citizens. The strategy outlines comprehensive actions to impact nearly every aspect of the state and society, from public administration to education and advanced technologies such as artificial intelligence (AI).

Digitalisation as a National Priority

Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Digital Affairs Krzysztof Gawkowski has presented Poland’s digital transformation plan, set to be implemented by 2035. This is the first such comprehensive document in the country’s history, designed to improve citizens’ quality of life through extensive digitalisation efforts. The document has been submitted for public consultation, already sparking significant discussions and interest.

Key Elements of the Strategy

The Digitalisation Strategy for Poland 2035 focuses on eliminating silos through full integration of administrative systems to increase efficiency and reduce costs. Investments in ICT specialists’ skills and the strengthening of organisational structures underscore the vital role of people and organisations in the digital transformation process.

A significant aspect of the strategy is digital sec