Business, Investments properties in Poland
Baltic Business Forum 2011 - Representatives of PAIiIZ, the BBF Association, representatives of Embassies and chambers of commerce in Poland met to discuss objectives of this year’s Forum.
The meeting took place in the seat of the Polish Information and Foreign Investment Agency on March 7th, 2011 and gathered together economic councillors from Embassies and delegates of chambers of commerce from the Baltic countries and countries covered by the EU Eastern Partnership programme with PAIiIZ and BBF representatives.
During the meeting organisers presented major objectives of this year’s edition of the Forum and invited participants to discuss the most important topics, challenges and potential problems connected with the Forum.
Organisers are convinced that engagement of economic councillors and representatives of chambers of commerce will effectively help promote the event.
For more information about the event please visit: http://bbf2011.pl
Autor: paiz.gov.pl
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