Adam Brozik: By the beginning of next year there will be a permanent commercial Polish office in the Kingdom.

    In his visit to Asharqia Chamber.
    Adam Brozik: By the beginning of next year there will be a permanent commercial Polish office in the Kingdom.

            The head of the International Cooperation Department at the Polish Ministry of Economic Development, Adam Brozik, announced that by 2017, there will be a permanent commercial Polish office in the Kingdom.
  pointing that Poland offers many channels of cooperation with the Kingdom, especially in the fields of industrial machinery, food and agricultural products, praising the Kingdom vision 2030, opening new horizons for Polish companies, noting that Poland also has a vision for the future that matches Saudi vision .
    This was during the visit of the Polish trade delegation to the headquarters of  Asharqia Chamber  on Tuesday 18 October, in the presence of the Board of Directors of the Chamber member Najib Alsihati and the Secretary General Abdulrahman Al Wabel, while the the Polish delegation included, beside Mr. Brozik, the Polish ambassador to the Kingdom, Witold Simudfiski, and Vice Chairman of the Board of the Polish Chamber of Commerce yanush Wisnwick, the head of the Polish Saudi Business Council, Anthony Mellensizk.
    For his part, the Polish ambassador to the Kingdom, expressed his looking forward a big  cooperation between the two countries in the fields of trade, expecting a bigger expand in the amount of cooperation between the two countries in the fields of oil, gas and petrochemical industry, pointing to the importance of the Kingdom in general and the eastern region in particular, as a center of the Industrial activities worldwide.
     For his part,  Alsihati considered that this visit happened at the right time, especially since the Kingdom is heading towards an ambitious vision, aims to diversify the economy away from oil and gas and presenting  golden opportunities for foreign companies to cooperate with their Saudi counterparts for the progress of non oil industrial sectors of the kingdom, and he urged the Polish companies to consider the possibility of establishing manufacturing bases for their products through technology transferring, saying that the establishment of production institutions in the Kingdom has become a favorite choice for foreign companies since the liberalization of the economy  offering a package of initiatives for investors abroad.
    Al Wabel explained that the Chamber is eager to enhance the mutual economic relations with Poland, and with its varied branches is prepared to offer  all the potential to welcome the economic delegations, and providing the commercial and investment information they need,  to expand investment circles among local businessmen and their counterparts outside.
    He pointed to the expansion of the amount of business between the two countries, which  Asharqia Chamber seeks to be an active part in its progress and growth, pointing to the many vital issues that are expected to form the future interest for the two parties.​