Poland highlights Korea as leading Asian investor, touting economic, cultural ties

The Polish Investment and Trade Agency (PAIH) hailed Korea as its most important Asian investor and “a key partner,” underscoring the growing need for cooperation in electric vehicles, batteries and semiconductors in the Polish economy. The agency said the partnership extends well beyond commerce, encompassing cultural and academic exchanges and producing an unusually close relationship between the two countries. Since establishing diplomatic relations in 1989, Poland and Korea have strengthened their ties in areas such as trade, investment and culture. PAIH emphasized that this cooperation will now extend to emerging sectors such as semiconductors and data centers, describing the current stage as “only the beginning of a strategic partnership.” “Korea is currently the most significant Asian investor in Poland, with more than 650 companies operating here,” said Arkadiusz Tarnowski, deputy director of investment support department at PAIH. “Around half of these companies are connected to the electric vehicle battery supply chain, forming the basis of Poland’s emergence aWeiter zum vollständigen Artikel bei Korea Times Weiter zum vollständigen Artikel bei Korea Times