“Reconstructing the country poses a huge challenge to the Iraqi authorities, who have prepared ambitious development plans, which also include the city of Bagdad. I believe that Polish companies can become important participants of this process,” said Undersecretary of State Katarzyna Kacperczyk during a meeting with a delegation of Iraq’s capital authorities headed by Naeem Aboob Msaed, Bagdad’s mayor.
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Poland will post the fastest growth this year among the European Union’s largest former communist members as falling unemployment and slow inflation fuel domestic demand, the European Commission said.
We have been very good at seizing the opportunities the EU membership has created – this is the clear message of the MFA report “10 years of Poland’s EU membership,” which Prime Minister Donald Tusk and Minister Radosław Sikorski presented on 29 April.
On 1 May 2014 we celebrate the 10th anniversary of Poland’s accession to the European Union. Since 2004 Poland has received more than 82 billion EUR from the Cohesion Policy, which is being invested in new roads, improving natural environment, fast Internet connection, innovative development of companies, etc. The money that we have received exceeded our membership fees more than three times. As a result, Poland is the biggest net beneficiary of European Funds and the average level of EU subsidies per capita in Poland amounts to 8500 PLN.
Nearly 40 representatives of Polish business took part in the business mission to Senegal and Ghana prepared by the Polish Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Ministry of Economy and Polish Information and Foreign Investment Agency.
The Polish regions of Warmia and Mazury, and Lublin, are making a massive effort to open themselves up to new investors. While the first of these regions has already succeeded in persuading a number of companies to open up branches in locations such as Olsztyn, Działdowo and Elbląg, the city of Lublin is now launching its own advertising campaign.
The Polish regions of Warmia and Mazury, and Lublin, are making a massive effort to open themselves up to new investors. While the first of these regions has already succeeded in persuading a number of companies to open up branches in locations such as Olsztyn, Działdowo and Elbląg, the city of Lublin is now launching its own advertising campaign.
Turkey is one of the strategic and most promising markets for Polish business. In 2023 the country will celebrate the 100th anniversary of the establishment of the republic. A vast range of investments has been planned to coincide with that celebration.
In the latest FDI Intelligence ranking of the best European cities and regions for foreign investments, Poland has been ranked as one of the leaders.