“Some 25% of Poland’s trade is with Germany. There is also a lot of investment from Germany to Poland. Companies with German capital are responsible for 400,000 direct jobs. Vice versa, Poland is also really gaining a very important position for many German purchases and for German companies. And that is happening mainly through innovation.” Sylwia Ziemacka talked to Dr Lars Gutheil, Executive Board member of the German-Polish Chamber of Industry and Commerce about cooperation between our countries.
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