– Small and medium enterprises from China are planning their expansion to European markets. We will try to attract them to our region – says Barbara Kaśnikowska, the President of Wałbrzych Special Economic Zone. Delegates from Dolnośląskie Province have come back from their visit to China. During the mission a cooperation agreement between Wałbrzych and
Close cooperation with local governments and the Center of Economic Development in Opole, commitment in the progression of two main branches of industry in the Province – these are the priorities of Kamil Goździk, the new manager of Wałbrzych Special Economic Zone “INVEST-PARK” in Opole. He believes that this way he can attract new investors
This year companies which store and manade personal data will have to regulate the status of information security administrators. WSEZ “INVEST-PARK” organised a training course to cover this topic.
The creation of Wałbrzych Special Economic Zone’s Education Cluster “INVEST in EDU” and awarding the cooperating schools and entrepreneurs will be the main goals of upcoming conference in Bolesławiec. Participating in the meeting will be amongst others: Joanna Kluzik – Rostkowska, The Minister of Education, Ilona Antoniszyn – Klik, Vice-minister of Economy and presidents of
Meetings with local governments, regional authorities and entrepreneurs, creating a partnership between the cities of Wałbrzych and Tienjin – these are the main goals of a study visit that will start next week in China.
Wałbrzych Special Economic Zone “INVEST-PARK” supports sport initiatives and educational initiatives aimed to develop competencies useful in future professional life.
Segepo-Refa became the prize-winner company of The Economic Price of Dolnośląskie Province for its vital activity for the development of the region. SEGAPO-REFA is a member of the French group SEGAPO Composants Mécaniques which exists since the 1960. The works in Świebodzice, running since 2002, produces mechanical parts and tools for electrical, automotive and cooling
How do enterprises from Dolnośląskie province look compared to other ones in Poland? Are they open for changes and innovative? These issues were discussed by business and local governments representatives during a conference “Plans and challenges for MSME from Dolnośląskie Province in 2015”.
Who can invest in a special economic zone and what kind of employees do the companies operating there look for – for these questions answeres were found by the participants of Global Entrepreneurship Week.
About 3000 people will find a new job in the factory; next jobs will be created by our suppliers. The whole tertiary sector will gain from this. It is an enormous chance for the entire region – this is how Leif Östling, Board member of Volkswagen AG described the influence of the new factory.
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