Piotr Wojciechowski, president of the WB Group took part in the Copenhagen Competition Summit 2025. This is 1 of the most crucial economical events in Europe, with the participation of a carefully selected group of government representatives and representatives of the largest European companies.
In the capital of Denmark, the Copenhagen Competition Summit 2025 was over. The event was attended, among others, by European Commission president Ursula von der Leyen, French president Emmanuel Macron, Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk and Danish Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen.
The WB Group received an invitation to attend this prestigious gathering as a typical of the defence sector. president Piotr Wojciechowski represented Polish entrepreneurs together with representatives of Orlen and PGE Groups.
Photo by Lasse Lundberg Andreasen/Bjarke Ørsted
Statement by the president of the WB Group
Piotr Wojciechowski, president of the WB Group, stressed in his speech that he represents the largest private maker of unmanned defence systems in Europe.
“The experience gained by the WB Group in combat practice in Ukraine for respective years has created the possible to supply effective solutions to combat drones. Importantly, production is based on components and components of European origin," added Piotr Wojciechowski.
However, the president of the WB Group pointed to the difficulties in regional trade resulting from the fragmentation of the European market. "It is time for Europe to catch up in this area," he said.
Main event
At the summit there was a representation of the largest companies building a strong European economy in areas specified as aviation (Airbus), industrial technologies (Siemens), infrastructure safety (Thales), logistics and maritime transport (A.P. Møller Maersk).
Copenhagen Competitiveness Summit 2025 is 1 of the most crucial economical events in Europe with the participation of a carefully selected group of government representatives and the largest companies – respective twelve personalities of the planet of politics and business.
The Danish gathering created a space for both informal discussions and presentation of requests to the European Union, which can strengthen the competitiveness of companies.
Copenhagen Declaration
The summit culminated in the signing of Copenhagen Pledge – a declaration in which 28 European manufacture representatives, including the WB GROUP, signed a common position on readiness to increase investment by 2030.
The companies invited to the summit are already generating a full gross of nearly EUR 700 billion. This consequence can grow rapidly, as long as politicians and decision makers manage to make conditions conducive to innovation.
This can be done, inter alia, by reducing regulatory burdens, removing barriers to the single market, creating financial instruments specified as SAFE or the European Competitiveness Fund, or strengthening global cooperation in the field of R & D.
WB GROUP provides and integrates innovative systems, working with both large companies and smaller companies. For nearly 3 decades, it has proved that it has been able to successfully translate experience into technological successes and to cooperate constructively in an global environment for European sovereignty and collective security.
