For the fourth time, Poznań has been named the best city to live in Poland in an independent ranking prepared by the editorial team at Business Insider. The capital of Wielkopolska shared the first place on the podium with Rzeszów, ahead of Katowice and Lublin.

MIPIM - Global Urban Festival - is one of the most important trade fairs and a major point of reference for the real estate and investment industry. It's a platform for sharing knowledge and experiences and promoting solutions for sustainable urban development and real estate transformation. Technological trends that have a real impact on the quality of life and space in cities will be discussed there. The rich programme of discussions, workshops and conferences also touches on important topics such as housing, artificial intelligence, data centres and net zero emission measures. The trade fair attracts an average of around 20,000 participants from more than 90 countries, from Europe and the rest of the world.

On 29 March, Swiss International Air Lines will launch its first direct flights from Poznań to Zurich. The announcement of the connection took place at the City Hall. The event was attended by representatives of business, economic and academic communities.

International experts from FDI have recognized the expansion of the Beiersdorf Manufacturing Poznań factory as one of the ten best medium-sized projects in Europe. The new fDi Intelligence ranking examines the impact of investment projects on the local economy.

The Faculty of Civil and Transport Engineering (WILiT) at Poznan University of Technology is one of the university's oldest faculties. Its units are specialized centers equipped with innovative research facilities, and its staff consists of experts in their respective fields. WILiT institutes possess modern laboratories and proprietary programs that are recognized nationwide and across Europe.

The Master Plan, an overarching document that introduces coherent and long-term principles for spatial development throughout the area of the capital of Wielkopolska, came into force on 14 January. Poznań has been the first major Polish city to have such an act.

Poznań is consistently building its position as one of the cities best prepared for the development of artificial intelligence in Poland and the region. It boasts excellent research and development facilities, excellent universities educating qualified staff, companies prepared for new technologies, and modern technological infrastructure.

The 34th Grand Finale of the Great Orchestra of Christmas Charity (WOŚP) in Poznań was marked by intensive efforts to support the diagnosis and treatment of gastrointestinal diseases in the youngest patients. This year's events were centered at the Poznań International Fair (MTP), which, as a strategic partner, once again became the heart of the foundation's activities in the capital of Greater Poland. The program included the "Count Yourself with Diabetes" run, numerous themed attractions, concerts, and the traditional "Light to the Sky."

On 19 March, there will be another opportunity to purchase municipal property in the area of J.H. Dąbrowskiego and Z. Żuraszka Streets. It is one of the areas that the City will promote at the upcoming MIPIM - The Global Urban Festival.

SOFTSWISS, an international tech brand with its partner development centres in Warsaw and Poznań, looks back on 2025 as a year of steady growth, community engagement, and meaningful initiatives across Poland. Over the past year, the company continued to invest in people, innovation, and social responsibility, strengthening its role within the local and international IT ecosystem.