In March, first low-floor “foxtrots” trams, made PESA, will go to Moscow. The agreement to deliver Polish trams to Russia was signed in June 2013.
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The international symposium “Copyright Harmonisation in the EU: Securing a Borderless Single Market in the Digital Age ” will be held on Wednesday, 26th March 2014, 10.00 a.m. – 4.30 p.m. / NH Hotel du Grand Sablon, Brussels
The Polish Businesswomen Congress is a unique seminar that gathers 1000 enterprising and inquisitive people, who are looking for new contacts and opportunities. Along with the congress, there will be fashion shows as well as business products and services fair organised. The event will take place on 28 March 2014 (09:00-18:00) at the Gromada Airport Hotel in Warsaw. Make sure you book this date in your calendar!
The event is held under the media patronage of Link to Poland.
Dotcom River has published the eCommerce Poland 2013 Report, presenting current market trends and providing an economic and statistical portrait of online shops in Poland. The report illuminates the sometimes murky market factors important to foreign investors and e-retailers who plan to take advantage of the evolving and maturing eCommerce landscape in Poland.
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.
Is Poland’s export model effective? How do EU-US bilateral agreements impact on Polish foreign trade? Are Polish companies benefiting from the business opportunities in the emerging markets like Africa? These questions were discussed at the Changing Polish Industry Forum by representatives of Polish government, institutions and business. Polish Information and Foreign Investment Agency board member, Monika Piątkowska, took part in the meeting.
Industry in Poland represents nearly 25% of the entire economy. That makes Poland close to profile of Germany (25.8%). However, this proportion is higher than the average in the European Union (18.5%). Polish companies are considered as competitive, due to their high flexibility, production efficiency, good product quality and the ability to control costs. Those are the results of analysis of the competitiveness of Polish producers entitled “Trends in 2014. Made in Poland”. The survey was conducted by DNB Bank.
Sweet, sweet, getting sweeter. Soon, on 18th February 2014, the sweetest and the tasiest event in Poland will begin – the 6th International Trade Fair Expo Sweet, an event to tickle the taste buds of all connoisseurs of desserts, cakes and ice cream.
Women participating in a debate called “An enterprising Polish woman. Power of women in the Polish economy” wondered whether Polish women have entrepreneurship in their genes and talked about the roots of their success as well as the system improvements that should be introduced in Poland to develop the enterprising potential from an early age.