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On June 11, 2026, from 10:00 am to 2:30 pm, we invite you to a city game organized by CEUTP – an event full of puzzles, cooperation and good energy. Start: the headquarters of CEUTP, European Square 2 in Warsaw.

We have entered into a cooperation agreement with the Pomeranian University of Science and Technology (PSW) to work together in the areas of research, education and development of the transportation sector, with a particular focus on projects co-financed by the European Union.

On June 19, 2026, the Ministry of Funds and Regional Policy in Warsaw will host an expert workshop entitled. “Dual-use projects and building the resilience of the railroad system with the participation of European funds”. The event is organized also jointly with CEUPT and the ProKolej Foundation.

This is the last chance to sign up for the conference “Conflict in design: participation as a tool for solutions”, dedicated to the role of public participation in planning and investment processes in the area of transport. The event will take place on May 7 – 8 this year in Warsaw.

We would like to inform you that registration for the workshop organized by the Center for EU Transport Projects (CUPT) and the ProKolej Foundation on the issues of TBER, EU funds and state aid for the transport sector has ended.

The Center for EU Transport Projects (CEUTP) has received the “Golden Business Compass” award. The award was given for special contributions to the innovative and sustainable development of the transport sector in Poland.

Beneficiaries! Would you like to showcase the results of your EU-funded project? You’ll have a great opportunity to do so during the new edition of European Funds Days, the May with EU Funds campaign, which runs throughout May!

European Commission cuts red tape. The new TBER regulation makes it easier and faster to finance rail, intermodal and inland waterway projects. Less paperwork means faster investment in environmentally friendly rolling stock and modern terminals. Learn the key tenets of the new regulations and what it means in practice.

European funds are not just infrastructure – they are real improvements in public health. Clean air, safe roads, accessible transportation and the development of environmentally friendly mobility translate into higher quality and safety of life for residents.

The selection of applications for funding under European Funds instruments is a process that requires transparent rules, a precise procedure and equal treatment of all applicants.

On Wednesday 13 November, there was an online meeting of the group “Public Procurement”, which operates within the framework of the Peer2Peer Communities initiative of DG REGIO.

Over the past 15 years, the Centre for EU Transport Projects has effectively and transparently accounted for the billions of zlotys invested in the Polish transport.