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The ENEX trade fair in Targi Kielce welcomes the QVANTUM premiere of the QG ground-source heat pump – a solution that sets new standards in the modern HVAC segment and meets the growing market demand for efficiency and integration with renewable energy sources.

The funeral and cemetery industry in Poland is dynamically professionalising; formal qualifications, standardised procedures, and specialised training in post-mortem preparation are becoming increasingly important. NECROEXPO 2026 in Targi Kielce welcomes the Polish Funeral Education Centre’s presentation of its educational offer. This institution specialises in the professional education of funeral sector staff.

ENEX with a Business Partner Zone – a dedicated space for cooperation, dialogue and networking. This initiative, created in cooperation with business environment institutions, public administration, and the academic community, aims to provide entrepreneurs with real, comprehensive support in one place.

Preparations for the Industrial Spring of 2026 are entering their decisive phase; 24–27 March will once again see Targi Kielce become the centre of modern industry, with the exhibition halls filled with machines, robots and technologies working in real time.

Conference “Tomorrow's education starts today. The Child at the Centre of Change in the Modern World”, organised by the Świętokrzyskie In-Service Teacher Training Centre in Kielce, gathered directors and teachers of preschool and early school education at Targi Kielce. The focus was on children's safety and mental health, and on a modern approach to supporting their development.

An authority, a psychologist a PhD holder and researcher at the Faculty of Pedagogy of the University of Warsaw, lectures on "Tomorrow's education begins today. The Child at the Centre of Changes in the Modern World” and focuses on how to wisely support children's mental development at home and at school.

One of the interesting points of the KIDS' TIME Expo agenda was a debate on legal regulations in the toy industry, which focused on whether the growing number of regulations actually translate into higher child safety or become a barrier to competitiveness – especially for small and medium-sized enterprises and manufacturers operating in Europe.

Experts from the Polish Investment and Trade Agency discussed the strategy for entering the markets of Serbia, Turkey, Uzbekistan, Saudi Arabia, and India, as well as consumer preferences in these countries, during the conference "Toy and children's products industry - development and internationalisation opportunities" at Targi Kielce.