Some of the key issues discussed on Thursday by the Deputy Prime Minister, the Minister of Economic Development Jadwiga Emilewicz and the Lithuanian Minister of Development and Innovation Rimantas Sinkevičius included strengthening Polish and Lithuanian energy system, including investments in renewable energy sources and expenditures of European Union funds for the transformation of key economic sectors They have also discussed the issue of the situation in Belarus and the Polish involvement for Belarusian companies under the Poland Business Harbour programme.

The signing of an agreement on supporting small and medium-sized enterprises and start-ups, as well as an agreement on cooperation between accreditation bodies are the result of the 9th Taiwan-Poland Economic Consultations taking place in Warsaw on Tuesday, with the participation of Krzysztof Mazur, Deputy Minister of Economic Development, and Chern-chyi Chen, Deputy Minister of Economy. Poland wants to strengthen trade with Taiwan and cooperate in the diversification of supply chains.

The condition and future of the Polish economy in the time of the Covid-19 pandemic, the Government Local Investment Fund and new initiatives of the Ministry of Economic Development – these are some of the topics discussed during this year’s edition of the Forum by Deputy Minister of Economic Development, Olga Semeniuk.

23.1 billion euros for grants and 34.2 billion euros for loans – this is the budget of The National Recovery and Resilience Plan, which is to strengthen Polish economy by 2026. The most important tasks and reforms to be implemented under the Plan were the main topic of the 7th meeting of the Innovation Council, which took place on Friday under the leadership of Deputy Prime Minister, Minister of Economic Development, Jadwiga Emilewicz.

Europe after the pandemic: Solidarity, Freedom, Community - this was the motto of this year's Economic Forum taking place in Karpacz, on 8-10 September 2020. The international meeting of representatives of the economic and political circles of Central and Eastern Europe was an opportunity to exchange views on security, prospects for economic development, as well as contemporary and future challenges.

Poland has been building a democratic, free market entrepreneurial harbour for ambitious and entrepreneurial people. The European Union’s 6th largest economy, and a country witch a documented a nine-fold economic growth since 1999, we know how to develop entrepreneurship and drive the economy with a variety of talents. Today, as a safe business harbour, Poland wishes to share its success with the Belarusians by inaugurating the Poland. Business Harbour programme. The name encompasses a complementary set of tools and services, promoting the construction of the success of Belarusians on the territory of the Republic of Poland, based on knowledge, contemporary standards and close trade relations with the neighbours as well as the world.

The amended regulations of the Act of 10 June 2016 on the Posting of workers in relation to the provision of services have entered into force on 4 September 2020. The provisions contained in the Act introduce new legal regulations covering the posting of workers, in particular regarding the extension of the conditions of employment guaranteed for an employee posted in Poland by a foreign entity. Detailed information as well online services for employers are available at Biznes.gov.pl (hyperlink: www.biznes.gov.pl/delegowanie).