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Nordic Business Forum is one of Europe’s most significant business conferences, gathering together over 5700 CEOs, entrepreneurs and executives from over 30 countries each year. Now it is coming to SWEDEN for one day in January with a fresh lineup of top level speakers and a promise to put together the greatest business show in Sweden in 2017.
The next meeting organized within the programme "Modernization Experiences from Northern Europe - Lessons for Poland" will be held on Friday, 15th of April at at 4p.m. in Warsaw.
The West – Pomeranian region actively supports international cooperation and for the third time in the row the city of Szczecin is organizing Scandinavian Days in Szczecin, which will take place on the 21st -24rd of April 2016.
Strong economic base, skilled and qualified personnel, access to investment areas as well as investment incentives are the assets which make companies from the production sector decide to invest in Poland.
Five new videos will help small and medium-sized enterprises to expand their knowledge about the practical aspects of foreign markets expansion.
Poland jumped to the 23rd place in Bloomberg Innovation Index 2016 that measures the most innovative economies in the world.
According to investors active in Poland, the vocational training, tax law as well as Government Procurement Law - those areas of Polish investment landscape should be improved. Have a look at annual report ‘Barriers for Foreign Direct Investment in Poland' by PAIiIZ.
Department of Trade and Investment Promotion of the Polish Embassy in Oslo in collaboration with SAROCE AS offers a series of free workshops about health and safety issues in Norway.
All companies must be reminded of its obligations to the Social Insurance Institution and the tax office. Accace team made sure that in 2016 none of the dates will be missed.
SPCC invites Polish companies interested in doing business with Nordic countries to participate in Nordic Business Forum 2016 - the leading business seminar in the region with over 5500 participants. The Forum is a great occassion for Polish companies for networking and finding business partners from the Nordic markets.
Fundacja Pro Progressio invites you to the meetings that will be held on December 2nd and December 9th in Warsaw. The participation is free of charge after the registration. Both meetings will be held in Polish.
Exploring a more compact, focused and business oriented format this year, the 17th edition of the Baltic Development Forum Summit, which will take place on the 23rd of November in Copenhagen, will seek to organise the most inspiring discussions that can explore the state of the Baltic Sea Region in full.
This is an opportunity to meet and learn from well-known and successful Norwegian companies such as Veidekke, Holte and Berngaard/Sandbek.
City of Wroclaw, together with Trade and Investment Promotion Section of Polish Embassy in Stockholm invites you to attend an information seminar on October 27th in Stockholm.
According to a report published by the Centre for Economic Information Poland is chosen by more and more foreign investors.
Sweden is the most sustainable country in the world, according to a new study by investment company RobecoSAM.
SPCC invites companies interested in doing business with the Nordic countries to participate in Nordic Business Forum 2015 - the leading business seminar in the region with over 5500 participants.
A second International Conference ""Scandinavian Business in North Poalnd" will take its place on May 28th in Białogard. The event is organized by Białoard Investment Park "Invest-Park" and Scandinavian-Polish Chamber of Commerce as a Partner.
On behalf of Management Board of the Pomeranian Regional Development Agency from Slupsk in Poland and Trade and Investment Promotion Section Embassy of the Republic of Poland in Helsinki we have the pleasure to invite you to a Business Seminar "Poland-Finland - Let's create an innovative bridge!" which will be held on 22nd of April.
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