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Waldemar Bojarun

Waldemar Bojarun

Deputy Mayor of Katowice

Waldemar Bojarun – a civil servant and local government official; a spokesperson of Local Education Authorities in Katowice (1993–1999) and of Katowice City Hall (1999–2010) and Director of Promotion Department (2007–2015); Deputy Mayor of Katowice (since 2015) in charge of construction and spatial planning politics, education, sports, city monuments as well as organisation of strategic events; a social activist; a well-known figure in public life of Katowice agglomeration. A graduate of Institute of Political Sciences / specialisation in Local Government/ at University of Silesia.


Since he was young he has been involved in initiatives which support the development of democracy in local communities. As a pupil and later as a student he co-created students assemblies as well as the parliament of children of youth in Katowice Province/ later Silesia Province/. Experience from this period of life he later used at work. His creativity helped create, with success, the integrated information and promotion system for Katowice, and then promote a coherent image of Katowice as the political, economic and cultural leader in the region. The author of numerous papers and publications on history and promotion such as a popular Katowice City Centre guide.


Awarded Bronze Cross of Merit (1998) and Silver Cross of Merit (2004).

He is a husband and father of two children.

Participates in the sessions:

  • Ten questions concerning the shape of the cities of the future…

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    Ten questions concerning the shape of the cities of the future…

    Balanced character, social equality, mobility and… In what way should cities keep changing and what do their inhabitants expect from them?

    Ten questions concerning the shape of the cities of the future…

  • Hotels. The city of business meetings

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    Hotels. The city of business meetings

    Accommodation facilities, a large and comfortable conference centre, and experience in the organisation of large-scale events of international importance – these elements build the strength of Katowice on the map of important business meeting centres and impact the economic and cultural development of the region. Katowice will host the UN Climate Summit in 2018. Will the event become a springboard to success for the hotel industry? Will business tourism become a significant driving force behind the development of the city, as well as an important element of promotion of Katowice? What conditions have to be met?

    Hotels. The city of business meetings

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