Polish companies want to rebuild Ukraine - the list of applicants is growing
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The Polish-Ukrainian Chamber of Commerce has had a lot of work in recent days. As many as 2-3 Polish companies a day report their willingness to rebuild Ukraine 

The war in Ukraine, started by the criminal invasion of Russian troops, has been going on for over two months. The Ukrainian authorities, led by President Volodymyr Zelensky, are already openly talking about the need to prepare a plan for the reconstruction of the country. Funds for this purpose are also collected by the European Union. During her visit to Warsaw, the President of the European Commission, Ursula Von der Leyen, spoke about the proposal to create a reconstruction plan for Ukraine.

The needs are huge

The president of the European Commission added that although the current help and solidarity is commendable, Ukraine will need even more help, because according to calculations the country needs EUR 5 billion a month to function.

Polish companies want to rebuild Ukraine

Reconstruction of Ukraine from the post-war devastation will not only be an opportunity to show its solidarity, but also a great economic opportunity. Taking into account the assurances of politicians, huge funds will be squeezed into the reconstruction program, which may also go to Polish companies that express their interest in participating in the project very openly.

“Since the beginning of the conflict, at least 40 Polish companies have joined the Polish-Ukrainian Chamber of Commerce. Certainly, one of the reasons is the interest in participating in the reconstruction of Ukraine after the war, “says the vice-president of the Polish-Ukrainian Chamber of Commerce Dariusz Szymczycha, quoted by Puls Biznesu.

The Ministry of State Assets was also supposed to send inquiries regarding the willingness to participate in the Ukrainian reconstruction project to State Treasury companies.

Source: Puls Biznes

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I am from Denmark but have lived and done business in Poland since the Spring in 2008. I have had a webshop with Scandinavian designed products, and event company in Poland. Today I am a business consultant and b2b IT consultant plus sales agent on the Polish market. I have lived/done business in 3 different cities and in 3 different regions (voivodeships) in Poland. My business network and knowledge about doing business in Poland and about Poland are therefore very big.

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