The Poland–India Chamber of Cooperation (PICC) continued its strategic engagement with Bharat Cluster Ventures Private Limited (BCVPL) in September 2026, advancing discussions on new avenues for industrial, investment and institutional cooperation between India and Poland.
The engagement builds on the strategic partnership established between PICC and Bharat Cluster Ventures, with a shared focus on connecting businesses, facilitating market access and creating opportunities for long-term industrial cooperation between the two countries.
A key area of discussion was the potential establishment of an Indian industrial cluster in the Dolnośląskie (Lower Silesian) region of Poland. The proposed initiative could provide Indian companies with a platform to explore manufacturing, investment and partnership opportunities in Poland and access the wider European market.
The discussions also highlighted opportunities for Polish companies to engage with India's growing industrial ecosystem, including the Maharashtra Global Furniture City (MAHA-GFC) initiative being developed by Bharat Cluster Ventures. The proposed ecosystem aims to bring together manufacturers, suppliers, technology providers, designers, logistics providers and other stakeholders within an integrated industrial environment.
As part of this engagement, PICC facilitated institutional discussions with the leadership of the Lower Silesian Voivodeship, including Marshal Paweł Gancarz, focusing on the potential for deeper cooperation between the region and Indian industry. The discussions also explored opportunities for stronger institutional collaboration and promoting Lower Silesia as an investment and business destination for Indian companies.
The engagement represents a practical step towards developing a two-way India–Poland industrial corridor, supporting investment, manufacturing partnerships, technology cooperation and access to new markets.
PICC and Bharat Cluster Ventures will continue to explore opportunities that can translate this strategic cooperation into concrete business, investment and institutional partnerships, contributing to stronger economic relations between India and Poland.