
The Poland–India Chamber of Cooperation (PICC) officially launched its operations in India on 8 March 2026 at Bharat Mandapam, New Delhi, marking an important milestone in the Chamber’s efforts to strengthen economic, institutional and business cooperation between India and Poland.
The launch was held alongside the Poland–India Business & Women Leadership Forum 2026, bringing together more than 100 invited participants, including diplomats, policymakers, business leaders, entrepreneurs and institutional representatives from India and Poland.
The programme was honoured by the presence of H.E. Piotr Świtalski, Ambassador of the Republic of Poland to India, along with distinguished representatives from the business, government and institutional sectors. The discussions focused on strengthening bilateral business relations, creating opportunities for cross-border cooperation and supporting greater participation of businesses and entrepreneurs in the India–Poland ecosystem.
A key component of the programme was the Women’s Leadership Panel, which brought together business and institutional leaders from India and Poland to discuss leadership, mentorship, entrepreneurship and opportunities for women to expand their businesses internationally.
The launch also marked the signing of two important Memorandums of Understanding. PICC entered into cooperation with Womennovator and the MSME Business Forum India, establishing additional platforms for business networking, entrepreneurship, institutional engagement and cross-border cooperation.
The formal launch of PICC’s India operations establishes a stronger on-ground platform for the Chamber to facilitate business matchmaking, trade and investment opportunities, institutional partnerships, market access, education and innovation cooperation between India and Poland.
With its India operations now established, PICC will continue working with businesses, institutions and strategic partners in both countries to develop practical opportunities and build long-term, mutually beneficial India–Poland cooperation.