International Forum

Agro&Food Security Forum.
Grains, Oilseeds, Pulses

September 14-15, 2022
Hotel ‘Westin Warsaw’
Warsaw, Poland

Agro&Food Security Forum.
Grains, Oilseeds, Pulses

Global Agri Industry Meets at ‘Agro&Food Security Forum’ in Warsaw!

Agro&Food Security Forum is a new platform for the global dialogue and search for effective solutions to ensure global food security, develop new supply chains and collaborate in agribusiness.

The Forum will involve government representatives of Ukraine and Poland, leading Ukrainian experts and market operators, as well as international agri community, to highlight new factors shaping agricultural market of Ukraine and the world in 2023-25, production and export potential of agri commodities, formation of new logistics corridors and new ways of cooperation to prevent the food crisis.

Also, on September 14 a working trip to the ports of Gdansk and Gdynia will take place.

We invite all agri & food operators to join in person and take an active part in formation of the new market reality!

Learn about the key issues:

Ensuring global food security. Strategic perspectives 2022-2025

Scenarios of grain, oilseed and pulses market development in the Black Sea region

New Silk Road. Creating alternative global agri&food supply chains

Ukraine's wartime export logistics and trading regulations

Ports and roads. Transport corridors Ukraine - Poland, Romania, Bulgaria, Turkey

New challenges for Ukrainian agricultural producers. Agri inputs sector

Deficit of elevator capacities and the 2022 crop in Ukraine

Domestic processing of agricultural raw materials in Ukraine. New opportunities

Business trip to the ports of Gdynia and DCT Gdansk

September 14

PORT GDYNIA – is a modern multi-purpose port located in the Gdansk Bay of the Baltic Sea. It specializes in handling general cargo, mainly containers and bulk cargo, relying on a developed network of multimodal connections with the interior of the country, regular cabotage lines and ferry connections. Transshipment terminals in the port of Gdynia operate 24/7.

DCT GDAŃSK is the largest container terminal on the Baltic Sea. The Baltic Hub is a terminal connecting Asia, the EU, Central and Eastern Europe and the entire Baltic Sea. The terminal is located in the port of Gdańsk, in the heart of the Baltic Sea.

Transshipment of containers takes place on a deep-sea pier, the depth of which reaches 17 meters. Thanks to these navigation parameters, DCT Gdańsk regularly serves the largest container ships in the world. Delivery of goods to the nearest port of destination gives customers the opportunity to optimize the supply chain and reduce transport costs.

PARTICIPATION FEE: Euro 50

Agenda Registration