Jarosław Królewski — CEO and co-founder of Synerise and President of Wisła Kraków — has been appointed to Poland’s newly established Future Council (Rada Przyszłości), an advisory body created to support long-term economic, scientific, and technological development in the country.
The council was announced on 10 February 2026 by Prime Minister Donald Tusk together with Finance and Economy Minister Andrzej Domański, who will chair the group. According to government representatives, its goal is to accelerate strategic decision-making across business, science, and public policy, with a particular focus on strengthening Poland’s innovation capacity, including artificial intelligence development.
Królewski has for years been involved in initiatives supporting technological progress and economic development in Poland and internationally. Commenting on his appointment, he described the council as a platform bringing together people from different professional and political backgrounds who share responsibility for shaping Poland’s future. He also stressed that participation in the council is both recognition and a serious commitment.
The Future Council consists of eighteen representatives from science and business. Whether and how its recommendations will translate into concrete policy decisions remains to be seen, but the initiative signals growing attention to AI, innovation, and long-term economic competitiveness in Poland.