Polish-Korean Business Forum 2024

Poland’s central location in Europe and booming economy have made Poland an important partner for Korean companies in recent years, especially in the industrial, energy, infrastructure and defense sectors. Attractive investment incentives, access to skilled personnel and a stable banking sector are factors that have been attracting Korean investors to Poland for years now. In addition, the strategic location of our country provides access to the European Union market of over 500 million people, and also to the Central and Eastern European countries.

During the Polish-Korean Business Forum, to be held in Seoul on 25 April, Katarzyna Kuźma, Partner in DZP’s Infrastructure and Energy Practice and head of the Korean Desk, will tell Korean companies about investment incentives available to them in Poland. The Forum is organized by the Polish Investment and Trade Agency together with the Ministry of Development and Technology, the Polish Embassy in South Korea and the Korean Trade and Investment Promotion Agency (KOTRA).

The event will culminate with B2B meetings, during which Katarzyna Kuzma, Seung Joo Lee and Marlena Janiszewska, members of DZP’s Korean Desk, will talk to Korean companies interested in investing in Poland.

Details of the event are available in the attached invitation, in English and Korean versions.