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Interview series: LublinHighTech_powered by youth

In response to the growing interest in advanced technologies, artificial intelligence, and innovation—and recognizing the enormous potential of young talent in our city—we are expanding the #LublinHighTech series with a new, unique component. With support from, among others, the Department of Education of the Lublin City Office, we will present innovative solutions developed and implemented by young innovators from Lublin—under the banner #LublinHighTech_powered by youth.

In this edition of the series, we will showcase projects created by students from Lublin’s vocational schools, technical schools, and high schools—often carried out in cooperation with local businesses or universities. The solutions cover fields such as automation, programming, robotics, and environmental technologies. These projects are not only innovative and practical but also address real-world needs. They serve as living proof that vocational, technical, and general education in Lublin effectively responds to labor market challenges and develops the skills needed for the future. This initiative emphasizes that the economic future of Lublin depends not only on the growth of companies and attracting investors but also on a conscious investment in the younger generation—the future engineers, programmers, inventors, and innovation leaders.

“Expanding the #LublinHighTech series to include student projects reflects our conviction that young people are already actively involved in building the modern economy. Their ideas—often realized through competitions, internships, or collaborations with universities and companies—show that Lublin is an excellent place to nurture talent and develop future-ready skills,” says Dr. Mariusz Sagan, Director of the Department of Strategy and Investor Services at the Lublin City Office.

Participation in this initiative offers young people not only the chance to present their innovative projects but also the opportunity to establish contacts with companies and potential business partners. It is also a valuable opportunity for schools, which—acting as local talent accelerators—demonstrate their quality, openness to cooperation, and commitment to advancing modern education.

Would you like to take part in the project? Contact us:

Ewa Malec
Economic Promotion and City Development
Lublin City Office, Department of Strategy and Investor Services
Tel: +48 81 466 25 08
Email: [email protected]

Iwona Pilarska
Economic Promotion and City Development
Lublin City Office, Department of Strategy and Investor Services
Tel: +48 81 466 25 08
Email: [email protected]

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