Poland’s prime minister said that at the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland, he held meetings with the CEOs of major tech companies, thanks to which the latest technology and new investments would come to Poland. “Such big investments for the future were confirmed by me,” Morawiecki said. Mateusz Morawiecki said during a visit to…
The electronics industry is a fundamental sector in the world and an opportunity for the Republic of Moldova, and the Ministry of Economy supports and develops policies to develop this sector. The statement was made by the minister Sergiu Gaibu at the first edition of the Moldova Electronics Forum event. The forum aims to discover…
Georgian Prime Minister Irakli Garibashvili and Yasushi Kinoshita, the Chairman of the Development Bank of Japan, met on May 24 as part of the World Economic Forum in Davos to discuss the recently signed business agreement between the two states, the Government Administration said. At the meeting, Garibashvili and Kinoshita reviewed the agreement on liberalisation,…
The European Union together with Ukraine will create a financial platform of reconstruction that will help Ukraine rebuild critical infrastructure after devastating Russia’s aggression and pave the way for a European future through key economic, legal and social reforms. “That is the short term. But much more needs to be done. With the same resolve,…
Mateusz Morawiecki, the Polish prime minister, in Davos, praised the rate of Poland’s economic development and said that the country was aiming to speed it up. “Poland is a developed economy and we still have an appetite for further growth. And we are ready to accelerate the pace even more,” he told a discussion panel…
Poland recorded a PLN 9.2-billion (EUR 2-billion) state budget surplus after the first four months of 2022, the finance minister indicated. This compares to a PLN 0.3-billion (EUR 65-million) deficit in Q1, Magdalena Rzeczkowska wrote in a comment on May 24. “In April, state budget revenues rose by 4.3% YoY or by around PLN 2…
Euribor, an interbank lending rate that affects interest payments, is set to rise by 1% this year, by 2% in 2023 year and remain at a similar level at least until 2032. According to the Bank of Lithuania, the Euribor hike is expected in mid-summer. It will be felt by almost all residents of the…