Poland’s future development perspectives and size of Polish economy determine country’s position as the most attractive economy in Central East Europe. It is possible thanks to stable political situation and competitiveness of its labor market.
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The level of reinvestment in Poland is three times higher than European average – such conclusions were presented during the conference which took place on October 10th at the PAIiIZ’s seat.
According to the newest edition of „Employers’ Plans” survey, 40% of employers have increased the level of an employment in the past six months. The document was presented at the PAIiIZ conference.
24.158 billion EUR (over 100 billion PLN) will be spent in the upcoming years to support low-emission economy, environmental protection, combating and adapting to climate change, transport, energy security and health and culture protection.
In May 2013 the Minister for Small Business in Ireland, John Perry TD, departed on a four-day trade mission with 25 innovative Irish companies to the Czech Republic and with 37 companies to Poland. Over the course of the four-day programme organised by Enterprise Ireland, the Minister attended 16 trade events, business meetings and corporate networking events in Prague and Warsaw.
According to the newest data gathered by Markit company on behalf of HSBC, the condition in Polish industrial sector improved comparing to the prior month. In August PMI Index rose to 52,6 points from 51,1 points in July. It’s the highest growth reading since July 2011.
On October 11th Gdynia will host the International Economic Forum – one of the biggest business event of Northern Poland.
Polish Information and Foreign Investment Agency and PM Group invite for “Reinvestment in Poland – creating best opportunities for further growth to international companies already present in Poland” conference.
This year will mark the fifth edition of the annual Investing in Poland publication and the second competition for Investment of the Year