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Polish business travels to Kyiv with the finance minister. The largest such mission in years

date2026-05-21

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A record-breaking economic mission of Polish entrepreneurs to Kyiv is set to strengthen economic cooperation with Ukraine and open new opportunities for companies interested in participating in reconstruction projects. The program included business meetings, seminars, and talks on energy, infrastructure, and future investments.

The article also cites data from the Gremi Personal Analytical Center, showing that Polish companies are consistently expanding the scale of their operations in Ukraine. As Evgenij Kirichenko, CEO of Gremi Personal, points out, more and more companies are building a long-term presence there, developing local structures and investing in trade, logistics, and production.

More information: https://www.rp.pl/biznes/art44424011-polski-biznes-jedzie-do-kijowa-z-ministrem-finansow-najwieksza-taka-misja-od-lat

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