This bilateral initiative aims to strengthen political, economic, and social cooperation between Poland and the Netherlands. Each edition focuses on current challenges and priorities for both countries.

This year’s conference addressed key geopolitical and social challenges, including support for Ukraine, sanctions against Russia, and climate and migration policies. Discussions were held in thematic working groups, where experts from both countries exchanged experiences and perspectives at national and EU levels on topics such as foreign policy, security, the single market, and the rule of law.

During the panel on the rule of law, attended by representatives of the Ministry of Justice – Dominika Ziętara, advisor to the Minister of Justice for Political and Legal Affairs, and Marcin Morawicki, Deputy Director of the Criminal Law Department – key topics included Poland's Action Plan for Restoring the Rule of Law, access to justice, and the digitization of the judicial system.

Additionally, discussions covered criminal law in the context of EU legislative work and experiences related to the implementation of the regulation on the European Public Prosecutor's Office.

The Utrecht Conference remains a vital platform for consultations, deepening bilateral relations to address current challenges and respond to international developments.