— Speaker

Aleksander Wołowiec

Polskie Elektrownie Jądrowe (Polish Nuclear Power Plants)

Aleksander Wołowiec is a senior executive, former diplomat with extensive experience in public administration, European institutions, and infrastructure investment. He has held positions in the Polish Ministries of Infrastructure, Finance and Foreign Affairs, as well as at the Permanent Representation of Poland to the EU in Brussels, where he was involved in EU budget and policy negotiations. He also worked at the European Commission (DG Budget) and in Poland’s Centre for EU Transport Projects, supporting the implementation of major infrastructure programmes financed by EU funds. Previously, he served as investment director at the national railway infrastructure manager, overseeing large-scale infrastructure projects and international relations. He later held a senior role in the Centralny Port Komunikacyjny (CPK – Port Polska) programme, contributing to the development of one of Europe’s most complex integrated transport infrastructure projects, including high-speed rail and multimodal connectivity, with a strong focus on stakeholder coordination and international partnerships. He has also been involved in strategic efforts related to the development of Poland’s first nuclear power plant, working at the interface of public administration and industry. His expertise includes strategic governance, international cooperation and delivery of large-scale infrastructure programmes in a complex and evolving geopolitical environment.