After numerous trade fairs and business missions in Europe, Asia, and the US, Polish Infomation and Foreign Investment Agency expands promotion of Easter Poland marco-region to Africa. In October 2014, companies from Eastern Poland will look for new business opportunities in Ethiopia and Tanzania.
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Northern England is open for investment. Sheffield Landing Zones are looking for partners from Eastern Europe interested in setting up business here. This thriving region is still growing and international businesses are looking for business-friendly regions. Yorkshire is the region that provides huge range of business service support. It offers grants for business development, as well.
The event is held under Link to Poland’s media patronage.
Under the promotion of Polish companies in United Arab Emirates programme, Polish Infomation and Foreign Investment Agency invites companies to participate at the “Big 5” trade fairs in Dubai. The event will be held on 17-20 November 2014.
Conference 360, a two-day forum organized by Pangea Network Poland, which offered of a unique opportunity to meet the most creative representatives of various industries, took place mid- June in Lublin. Among the speakers were business people, media representatives, and people with a personal passionwhich had become their way of life.
“We express satisfaction over the strengthening of economic relations between entrepreneurs from Poland and Africa, including from the Republic of Guinea. This information is particularly significant in the context of Africa’s growing role in the global economy, as shown by recent data,” said MFA Undersecretary of State Katarzyna Kacperczyk at a meeting with Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Economy and Finance of the Republic of Guinea, Mohamed Diare.
Polish Trade and Investment Promotion Section in Cologne invites video game industry in Poland to participate in the Polish Game Evening. The meeting will be held on 12 August 2014.
On 3 July, Ministry of Economy held the „Japanese Day”. The meeting was opened by minister Janusz Piechociński, while the panel discussion on business opportunities for Japanese companies in Poland was moderated by Polish Infomation and Foreign Investment Agency president Sławomir Majman.
The Polish Businesswoman Congress is a unique 2-day seminar that gathers 1500 enterprising and inquisitive people, who are looking for new contacts and opportunities to grow their businesses.
The 2nd Polish Businesswoman Congress is held under the Link to Poland’s media patronage.
“Our good political relations are complemented by the growing trade that we hope to make one of keystones of Polish-Australian relations,” said Ministry of Foreign Affairs Undersecretary of State Katarzyna Kacperczyk, who opened Polish-Australian strategic forum in Warsaw on 1 July.