Many Ukrainians who lost their businesses at home due to the pandemic are trying to establish new companies in Poland. Despite all the hardships brought on by the coronavirus, the number of foreigners registering companies in Poland grew by 11% over the past year. These figures come from a study conducted by the Gremi Personal analytical centre. Poland attracts Ukrainian entrepreneurs for several reasons: it is geographically close, the Polish language is similar to Ukrainian, and the economy is more stable.
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