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Trade Mission Portugal - Poland | 2016 July 4-8
2016-04-28 07:34:42Trade Mission to Poland | 2016 July 4-8
POLAND
Located in the heart of Europe, with ca. 40 million inhabitants, Poland is
widely regarded as a country brimming with business opportunities. Economic
data show a GDP in constant growth since 1998, increasing 23% between 2008 and
2013 and achieving a 3.6% growth rate in 2015. Due to its economic power
and mature market, Poland is today a very attractive market for exports. The
country is also the biggest beneficiary of EU funds, with an allocation of
€106 billion in the period 2014-2020: €73 billion for Cohesion Policies
and €23 billion for investments regarding the Common Agricultural
Policy. Poland has become a particularly attractive destiny for
investments in areas such as commerce, household appliances, electronics,
aviation, construction, biotechnology, food products, pharmaceuticals and new
technologies.
Objectives of the trade mission
* Identify business opportunities* Get to know consumer habits and assess the
possibility of entering the market* Individual meetings with potential
business partners* Establish contact with official entities and successful
Portuguese companies operating in the market
What is included in this offer?
* Scheduling of individual B2B meetings with potential business partners,
according to the company's characterization document (link) * Airline
tickets in tourist class Lisbon-Warsaw-Lisbon for one participant per company*
Stay in a 4* hotel for the duration of the trade mission*
Airport-Hotel-Airport transfers* On-the-ground support from the PPCC and KG
International teams* Travel insurance
What is not included in this offer?
* Trips inside Poland * Interpreter outside Warsaw* Meals and trips to
and from individual meetings and events
Target companies
This trade mission to Poland is aimed at Portuguese companies who want to
start or strengthen contacts with potential business partners in Poland,
regardless of activity sector.
Provisional agenda
July 4th
Departure from Portugal || Arrival to Warsaw
|| Macroeconomic Seminar about Poland || Individual meeting with
each participant in order to discuss trade mission's agenda || Group
meeting and visit to key locations for the trade mission || Dinner with
H.E. Ambassador of Portugal to Poland and/or AICEP Director to Warsaw [i][i]
Participation in the organized dinners is charged separately and the cost per
dinner is estimated at ca. €40
July 5th
8:30-17:00 Individual B2B meetings || Free dinner
July 6th
8:30-17:00 Individual B2B meetings || Dinner with PPCC Board Members
[i][i] Participation in the organized dinners is charged separately and the
cost per dinner is estimated at ca. €40
July 7th
8:30-17:00 Individual B2B meetings || Free dinner
July 8th
Transfer to the airport || Departure from Warsaw || Arrival to
Portugal
Participation terms
The cost of participation in this Trade Mission to Poland is
€2150+VAT per participant: 50% payed through bank transfer upon
registration and the remaining 50% payed until 15th June. Please be advised
that payment is made separately. Registration deadline: 30th May 2016.The
organization reserves the right to cancel the trade mission if the minimum
number of participants is not reached. The agenda above is provisional
and might be subject to changes in order to accommodate requests from the
participant companies. Should you be interested in taking part in the
trade mission or learning more about it, please fill in this form
Contacts
Mr. Wojciech Baczyński
PPCC Secretary Generalwb@ppcc.pl+48 223 227 667
Ms. Ana Raquel Bastos
KG International Branch
Manager anaraquelbastos@konsultinggroup.pt+351 938 583 434
źródło: PPCC