The initiative of the World Forum of the Best Teachers received a warm response in Poland: during his visit to Lublin, forum chairman Evgeniy Baranovskiy held a constructive meeting with the Deputy Chairman of the Lublin City Council, Mr. Marcin Nowak.

Their conversation covered the forum’s key themes, opportunities for Polish teachers to participate, and prospects for government support. Mr. Baranovskiy presented the forum as an international platform where the world’s best teaching practices can become a real tool for educational advancement — from the classroom to policymaking.

Mr. Nowak welcomed the idea, emphasizing that Poland should be part of such initiatives: “This event can offer valuable resources for the development of both educators and institutions across all levels of education.”

The parties agreed on a partnership, highlighting the importance of sustainable dialogue between international and regional educational institutions. As Mr. Baranovskiy noted, the forum is “not just a meeting of professionals, but a tool for growth — accessible, scalable, and socially meaningful.”