The proposals of the Polish government are a signal for the βbig businessβ to invest in Poland. The whole Poland as a one big special economic zone? It is possible – it all depends on how βbig global businessβ is perceiving these proposals and how much others will have financial, economic, or perhaps geopolitical troubles.
Ukrainians not only work in Poland but also invest in Polish real estate. They are increasingly willing to buy apartments in Krakow. It also draws attention that the Ukrainian client mostly pays cash, is a young person and buys a small area apartment.
Prime Ministers of the Western Balkans countries have agreed on a roadmap to deepen regional economic cooperation on Saturday. This is to be part of the process of integrating the countries of the region with the European Union.
Poland, as a very fast-growing country located at the heart of EuropeΒ is becoming more and more frequent choice for running a business. Being the sixth largest country of European Union in terms of population, means undeniablyΒ a largeΒ selling market for goods and services. In numbers – about 38 million citizens, which is about one third of the total population of new member states.Β In recent years Poland has proven its position as one of the most attractive global locations for business investments.
Poland continues to lure investors into moving their operations to Warsaw and other Polish cities. Well-educated, relatively low-cost workforce along with EU structures and favorable geographical location appear to be a temptation that canβt be resisted for more and more companies. Just the past few weeks provide examples of offshoring to Poland that must catch any observerβs eye.