Opportunities for Polish business in Taiwan. Interesting discussion during EEC 2025

Taiwan is a global technology hub that produces the most advanced semiconductors, which are key to the development of many sectors of the economy. Poland wants to establish close cooperation with this country. We will discuss the challenges facing Polish businesses investing in Taiwan during the 17th European Economic Congress in Katowice.

Polish business, due to geopolitical conditions, as well as the need for further development, is looking for new places for investment that go beyond the single European market. Taiwan, a technological champion with highly developed ICT technologies, is a very convenient partner for our country.

Signing of the Memorandum of Understanding by SKB and MRY

Polish business is increasingly bold in entering Taiwan

Poland is counting on the transfer of semiconductor technology from Taiwan

Cooperation in the field of chip production technology and possible investments by Taiwanese companies in this area are most desired by the Polish side. Currently, concepts are being developed to create a semiconductor triangle: Prague, Dresden, Wrocław , within which Taiwan can develop its technologies. There are also new initiatives involving business partners from special economic zones in southwestern Poland, who can create favorable conditions for investment for Taiwanese partners.

Economic cooperation with Taiwan is not just about semiconductors

Cooperation with Taiwan is not limited to semiconductor technologies, but also includes other areas such as energy and mobility, machinery and electrical engineering, chemicals and the food industry.

We will discuss the challenges facing business cooperation between Taiwan and Poland during the session of the Economic Cooperation Forum: Taiwan, which will be held on April 24 duringthe 17th European Economic Congress in Katowice .

The panel will be attended by:

Michael Chiu , owner of HCG Group,
Bartłomiej Dobosz , co-owner of the SKB Group, member of the supervisory board of the Polish-Taiwanese Chamber of Commerce and Industry,
Jerry Kuo , investor of Baopu Construction Development Ltd,
Patric Lin, White House Presidential Innovation Fellow, Alfred P. Sloan Fellow, Massachusetts Institute of Technology,
Adam Pustelnik , first deputy mayor of Łódź,
Alicja Strzemieczna, Strategic Development in Manufacturing and Infrastructure Sector, Sales Director CEE, Advantech.

The discussion will be led by Agnieszka Sygitowicz , president of the Polish-Taiwanese Chamber of Commerce and Industry.

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