1. “Economic relations between China and Poland”
Summary
A turnover in economic relations is really significant. Last year growth was double-digit
Polish-Chinese relations are mainly based on economic
Both countries would surely benefit from “One Belt, One Road”
Liu Lijuan, Economic and Commercial Counselor, Embassy of China in Poland
China becomes more and more open for Polish production.
We treat Poland as the most important country in CEE region
Bank of China thinks, that One Belt One Road policy will bring a huge interest for both countries
Xia Bin, Director, Bank of China
“Economic relations between China and Poland”

2. “Economic relations between China and Poland”
Summary
Investments in 2016 were higher even than previous 15 years added together
PAIH has made 22 investments in China
Shanghai has a very demanding entry barriers, we suggest Polish entrepreneurs to expand at the end of “One Belt, One Road” path
Wojciech Fedko, Member of the Board, Polish Investment and Trade Agency - PAIH 
AIIB is an international bank - not Chinese.
Poland is a member of AIIB – the only one from CEE region with 1% of shares in it.
A cooperation between Poland and China should be considered in a long-term perspective
Radosław Pyffel, Deputy Director, Member of the Board of Directors, Asian Infrastructural Investment Bank
“Economic relations between China and Poland”

3. “Economic relations between China and Poland”
Summary
Higher education in Poland is really important for us – we cooperate with 12 universities in Poland
At the beginning of our presence in Poland we had only 10 employees – now we have over 500 – it shows the importance of Polish market
Stanisław Wang, Sales Director of Public and Transportation, Huawei Enterprise Poland
Organical model of work has a crucial role for relations development between China and other countries (including Poland)
Brand of Poland is getting more and more important in China
Andrzej Pieczonka, Former Commercial Consul of the Republic of Poland in Shanghai
“Economic relations between China and Poland”

4. “Economic relations between China and Poland”
Summary
Polish-Chinese contacts are at the most intensive level in the history – the same is about the economy
We are ready for a cooperation in the area of new technology, for example smart cities, green technology
Maciej Fałkowski, Deputy Director, Department of Economic Cooperation, Ministry of Foreign Affair, Poland
Europe must cooperate with China
‘Targi Kielce’ are becoming more and more important partner for Chinese companies
Kielce has launched the first PPP with a Chinese investor
Wojciech Lubawski,
Mayor of the City of Kielce
“Economic relations between China and Poland”