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The chemical industry plays a key role in the structure of the Polish economy, and its strength is represented by more than 13,000 enterprises operating throughout the country. In 2019, the export value of this sector exceeded PLN 141 million. Whereas on the energy market in Poland, there are four large energy groups: PGE, Tauron, Enea and Energa, which generate approx. 70% of the energy across the country.

ICT industry is one of the fastest growing economic branches in Poland and a global showcase for our country. ICT specialists have also passed the exam in the new market reality caused by the coronavirus epidemic.

Over 300 entrepreneurs and representatives of Polish business support institutions participated in the inaugural seminar of the training series titled “An Opportunity to Develop Your Business in Japan – Expo 2025 Osaka, Kansai”. The event was organised by the PAIH Expo Team.

During meetings, main objectives of Polish participation in Expo 2025 Osaka were presented and particular programs to be implemented during the World Exhibition were discussed, including economic, cultural, tourism, science and regional promotion programs.

As Deputy Commissioner General, Eliza Klonowska-Siwak will support Deputy Minister Grzegorz Piechowiak (Commissioner General of the Polish Section) in managing the Expo preparation process.

Poland was among first nine countries to sign this type of contract, along with Azerbaijan, Brazil, Czechia, Germany, Hungary, the Netherlands, Qatar and Saudi Arabia.

Thus, Poland began the next phase of preparations for the World Exposition, which will take place in 2025 in Japan’s third largest city. Polish participation will become a great opportunity for a wide-scale promotion of the country, with particular emphasis on the development of trade and investment cooperation with Japan.

Poland can also boast 23 national parks, 120 landscape parks, and numerous monuments. The World Exhibition in Dubai was an excellent opportunity to promote the country as an appealing tourist destination that offers high-quality tourist infrastructure.

At Expo 2020 Dubai, Polish companies and start-ups offering solutions for the science and education sector and others presented applications, programs and tools that develop creativity and help to acquire new skills. They may soon become real export hits, also in the non-EU markets.

Poland is experiencing a swift development of road, rail, aviation, and maritime infrastructure. More and more companies and start-ups are eager to use new technologies and knowledge to shape our immediate environment. The Poland Pavilion at Expo 2020 Dubai delivered an overview of solutions, from smart lighting for industrial, commercial and office facilities to mobile robots and self-propelled trucks.

The event included discussion panels emphasizing the potential for cooperation between Poland and African and Arab countries.

The event was attended by representatives of state delegations and entrepreneurs from Poland, Africa and Middle Eastern countries. The Forum was a unique networking platform for establishing business contacts and relationships as well as presenting the achievements of Polish companies from promising industries.