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The “Port Polska” investment programme marks a major step forward in strengthening Poland’s economic resilience and industrial potential. The initiative focuses on supporting the development of domestic companies, ensuring security of supply, and creating local jobs, all while increasing the share of Polish involvement in large-scale infrastructure projects.
The programme is being implemented by the Centralny Port Komunikacyjny, with key support from the Polish Investment and Trade Agency and the Industrial Development Agency. Their cooperation is formalized through a letter of intent aimed at strengthening coordination, promoting investment opportunities, and supporting both domestic and foreign contractors.
This initiative is not only a large-scale infrastructure transformation for Poland and Central Europe, but also a strategic opportunity to boost the country’s long-term economic resilience. It aligns with government priorities related to increasing “local content,” meaning greater participation of Polish companies, workers, and technologies in major investments.
The programme has now entered its implementation phase, with tenders being launched and contractors actively sought. A key objective is to stimulate the domestic labour market, expand national production capabilities, and enhance research and development potential. In 2026 alone, tenders worth approximately PLN 40 billion are expected to be announced, highlighting the scale of the project.
An important element of the programme is encouraging foreign companies to invest and operate in Poland. Through cooperation with public institutions, international contractors will be supported in establishing local operations, forming partnerships with Polish firms, and integrating into domestic supply chains. This approach is designed to shorten supply chains, improve security, and transfer knowledge and technology to the Polish economy.
Ultimately, the “Port Polska” programme is expected to act as a powerful growth engine—supporting Polish businesses, attracting foreign investment, and strengthening the country’s position as a competitive and attractive destination for large-scale industrial and infrastructure projects.
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