Access to a vast range of support mechanisms, including EU funding, but also the ability to navigate among them smoothly, may affect the profit of Polish companies. Such are the conclusions of z 5th “R&D&I Market in Poland – Support for research and development and innovation activity of enterprises” report developed in cooperation of Crido Taxand, Polish Infomation and Foreign Investment Agency and techBrainers.
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Warsaw Business Journal and Polish Infomation and Foreign Investment Agency invite you to read the latest edition of “Investing in Poland” report.
Polish Infomation and Foreign Investment Agency observes a trend towards modernization of the investment incentive system in Central and Eastern Europe. Every country of the region makes some changes in it” – said Polish Infomation and Foreign Investment Agency president Sławomir Majman during the press meeting dedicated to the newest Polish Infomation and Foreign Investment Agency report on investment incentives in the Central and Eastern Europe region.
According to a report published by the Centre for Economic Information Poland is chosen by more and more foreign investors.
Eastern Poland – this is a new investment area in the European Union. Check out the investment incentives.
Startup environment in Tri-city in Poland is a vibrant and still developing ecosystem. Little has been said about it on the international media so far. Tri-city formed by Gdańsk, Gdynia and Sopot, is a place with an extraordinary investment potential and attractiveness, particularly in the fields, of new technologies and R&D (Research and Development).
If you didn’t think of Poland as a good place to invest, now is the time to change your mind. And if you suspect we’re not being objective, you don’t have to take only our word for it. Research by the largest international companies confirms that Poland is the most attractive country for investment and business expansion in the entirety of Central and Eastern Europe. Would you like to know why? We reveal the Polish secret.
Polish companies enter foreign markets with growing confidence. Due to current geopolitical situation, many of them have to consider the reorientation of export destinations. With society that is getting wealthier and the rapidly growing economy, Turkey becomes an alternative market with a high potential. Tukrey as business destination was discussed during Go Global: Go Turkey! debate arranged by Rzeczpospolita daily and attended by PAIiIZ deputy president Monika Piątkowska. The event was held on 10 March in Warsaw.
MoneyGram (NASDAQ: MGI), a leading global money transfer company, has announced the grand opening of the MoneyGram Global Business Center in Warsaw. The investment creates nearly 500 new jobs for the area. The center is a core office for MoneyGram’s business, and positions from every sector of the company, including sales, customer care, and operations, will be represented in Warsaw.