Czech Republic: The Three Seas Initiative is the biggest Euro-Atlantic project since our joining the NATO



The Tree Seas project is extremely important for the Czechs. Previous governments considered that it could be a tool dividing Europe and they concentrated mainly on Brussels. Now, the Prague politicians present other way of thinking . This issues was discussed by the plenipotentiary of the Czech’s government for the Three Seas Initiative during the interview with radio Wnet.fm




Our economy is strongly focused on the Three Seas concept. It is extremely important for us. We want the Check Republic to be economically connected with Central and South Europe – emphasises Jan Sechter.



The Czech politician underlined that economic cooperation with Ukraine is important for his country. He regrets that his country has not managed to strengthen economic ties with the east so far. It has been considered in our country for long that Europe should open more to eastern markets and the Balkans.



The Three Seas Initiative is a project OF cooperation in the field of economy, infrastructure and energy involving the 12 UE member states: Bulgaria, Czech Republic, Estonia, Croatia, Lithuania, Latvia, Hungary, Poland, Austria, Romania, Slovakia and Slovenia. Since it was established upon the Initiative of Poland and Croatia, it has also been a Trans-Atlantic cooperation project.



Supported by President Trump, and now by Biden’s administration – it has been the most important Trans-Atlantic project implemented in Europe since the integration of Central and Eastern Europe with the NATO structures. On 18 November 2020 the US Congress unanimously adopted the resolution no 672 which supports Three Seas projects and the Initiative itself as a strategic concept. (info.wnet.fm)

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Registration for the 6th Three Seas Local Government Congress is now open



The 6th edition of the Three Seas Local Government Congress will take place May 27-28, 2026, in Lublin. It is a forum that brings together the visions, experience, and potential of the Central and Eastern European countries.



The Three Seas Local Government Congress is a prestigious international event organised by the Lubelskie Voivodeship. The Congress serves as a platform for cooperation among 13 countries of the Three Seas Initiative and associated members (Ukraine, Moldova, Albania, and Montenegro), focusing on infrastructure development, security, innovation, and cross-border cooperation. Over the past five editions, the Congress has gathered more than 5000 participants from over 25 countries, including representatives of governments, local and regional authorities, business, and academia. The event is held under the Honorary Patronage of the President of the Republic of Poland. Representatives of more than 350 regions from the Three Seas Initiative are invited to attend the Congress. It is a multidimensional event. Its accompanying activities include the Economic Forum, a scientific session of the Three Seas Universities Network, and the 3Seas Youth Forum. The upcoming edition of the Congress will be expanded to include a Security Forum addressed to local governments from the Three Seas region.



The Economic Forum comprehensively supports the offer of SMEs from the Lubelskie Voivodeship. Its aim is to create conditions for the development of entrepreneurship and investor services, as well as to build lasting economic relationships and facilitate the exchange of experience and inspiration in the field of the economy. Topics addressed during the Forum will include, among others: Feminine Lubelskie, Innovation, entrepreneurship (B2B Zone / Exhibition Zone), the 20th anniversary of Marka Lubelskie, and international cooperation. The Economic Forum is a unique platform for networking, signing agreements, and presenting technologies and solutions that create real opportunities for regional economic cooperation in times of global tension.



The Security Forum is a key accompanying event of the Three Seas Local Government Congress, dedicated to challenges and opportunities in the broadly understood field of security for regions involved in the Network of the Three Seas Regions project. At its core is the exchange of experience and the building of cooperation among local governments, organizations, experts, and business representatives from the 13 countries of the Three Seas Initiative. Topics discussed during the Forum will include, among others: local resilience, health and social security, protection of critical infrastructure, cybersecurity, and the role of local governments in crisis response. The co-organiser of the Security Forum is Defence24.



We cordially invite you to take part in the Congress!

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