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Fastest Polish Locomotives

In September 2024 the Polish state-owned railways PKP Intercity deployed the first Griffin 200 electric locomotives produced by Newag, which are the first Polish...

PRESCRIPTION FOR HAPPINESS

Muthana Hanaysheh is a Palestinian pediatrician based in Warsaw, who has been living in Poland for 11 years. He works in a children's hospital...

Life Under Communism

The Museum of Life Under Communism in Warsaw offers a real treat for those who wish to go back in time and experience the...

Megalopolis

An epic science fiction drama, set in contemporary America is the vision Francis Ford Coppola was working on for almost 40 years. Director’s magnum...

EV Batteries Recycling Plant in Zawiercie

On 19 September 2024 AE Elemental, a joint venture between US-based Ascend Elements and Poland-based Elemental Strategic Metals, opened EV (electric vehicles) batteries recycling...

Simplifying Cross-Border Currency Transactions for Businesses

Poland is quickly emerging as a leading fintech hub in Central-Eastern Europe, and Okoora, an innovative fintech startup, is making its mark in this dynamic market. Join us as we discuss this exciting expansion with Benjamin Avraham, founder and CEO of Okoora. With a history of saving customers $3 billion in its home market, Okoora is set to revolutionize the way Polish businesses handle cross-border currency transactions.

In this episode, we discuss:

👉Insights into why Poland was chosen as the first country for Okoora’s European expansion.

👉The flourishing Polish fintech scene and its appeal to international fintech companies.

👉Okoora’s innovative ABCMTM platform and its impact on Polish SMEs.

👉The unique advantages Poland offers, including a developed banking sector, high levels of foreign trade, and economic incentives.

👉Key lessons and strategies for Polish business owners from Benjamin’s extensive experience.

👉Okoora’s ambitious plans for growth and development in Poland. Discover why Poland, with its strong integration into global trade and a vibrant fintech ecosystem, is becoming a prime destination for fintech innovation.

Sylwia Ziemacka
Sylwia Ziemacka
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