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Poland-UAE:Business,Investments&Economics Ties

UAE is Poland’s key partner in the Arab world in terms of political dialogue and economic cooperation.

Probably 5,000 Polish citizens live in the UAE.        

 

Poland appreciates the high rate of economic growth of the UAE and seeks investments from the UAE into Poland.

There are many areas which Poland and the UAE have common ground, including infrastructure development.

Poland and the UAE have agreed to set up a joint committee to facilitate a closer working relationship on economic and investment-related issues.

presence of the Polish Investment and Trade Agency in many countries of the region is a great help for Polish entrepreneurs who want to conduct export activities.

The UAE is aggressively seeking to boost trade as it seeks to attract Dh550bn ($150bn) worth of inward foreign investment over the next nine years

Ties between polish and Uaes began in 1989 and have grown in the last decade to evolve into a strategic partnership. 

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