Sopot (Poland), 9 October 2009 - the meeting of infrastructure ministry delegations took place within the framework of 6th Polish-Spanish Intergovernmental Consultations.

In October 2009, the European Commission published another documents concerning the integrated maritime policy to be consulted by the Government of Poland:
1. “Progress report on the EU’s Integrated Maritime Policy” - COM (2009) 540.
2. “Developing the international dimension of the Integrated Maritime Policy of the European Union” - COM (2009) 536.
3. “Towards the integration of maritime surveillance: A common information sharing environment for the EU maritime domain” - COM (2009) 538.

5 November 2009, Members of the European Parliament and representatives of the European Council reached an agreement on the telecoms package, and especially - Directive (2002/21/EC), i.e. Framework Directive.

- The Lisbon Treaty will enhance urban development within the Community - said Undersecretary of State at the Ministry of Infrastructure Olgierd Dziekoński during the Polish-French seminary on 4 November 2009. The meeting was organised by the Embassy of France in Polnad. The seminary was also attended by Deputy Secretary-General of the Interministerial Committee for Urban and Social Development Pascal Florentin.

The switchover from analogue to digital terrestrial TV will release 80% of high quality radio spectrum which will be free for the deployment of new services and new technologies. This means that they can be used for new, innovative services that use radio spectrum, from wireless internet and more advanced mobile phones to new interactive and high-definition TV channels. Remote regions could be big winners from this as wireless broadband could use the new spectrum to deliver high-speed internet to areas not yet reached by landlines. The Commission today set out plans for a coordinated distribution of spectrum that encourages investment and competition in these potential new services. If the allocation of the newly freed airwaves – the "digital dividend" – to new services is coordinated across Europe it could give the economy a boost of €20 to €50 billion (over 15 years compared to EU countries acting alone).

Geneva, 22 October 2009 - International Telecommunication Union approved an energy-efficient one-charger-fits-all new mobile phone solution. The announcement came as ITU lobbies hard to have the new Universal Charging Solution (UCS), which enables the same charger to be used for all future handsets, regardless of make and model.

On 21 October 2009, „TEN-T Days 2009” conference was held in Naples to launch a new initiative called the Northern Dimension Partnership on Transport and Logistics (NDPTL) with the aim of improving major transport connections in Northern Europe. As a consequence, a Memorandum of Understanding was signed by representatives of the European Commission, Norway, Russia, Denmark, Estonia, Finland, Germany, Latvia, Lithuania, Poland, Sweden and Belarus. Poland was represented by Undersecretary of State in the Ministry of Infrastructure Maciej Jankowski.

Vilnius (Lithuania), 19 October 2009, Minister of Infrastructure Cezary Grabarczyk took part in the ASEM Transport Ministers Meeting. ASEM (Asia Europe Meeting) is an cooperation forum of EU Member Countries and South and East Asia countries. The meeting was organised to start a close transport cooperation between ASEM members, including the development of Euro-Asian transport corridors. In his speech, Minister C. Grabarczyk found it necessary to foster land transport between Europe and Asia, especially railway transport.

Poland fully supports the European road safety policy - said Undersecretary of State in the Ministry of Infrastructure Radosław Stępień during the signing ceremony of the European Road Safety Charter. The ceremony, attended by representatives of the European Commission, non-governmental organisations, schools, scientific institutes and companies, was held during the Infrastructure Fair in Warsaw on 16 October 2009.