The Poland–India Chamber of Cooperation (PICC) facilitated an India Business Delegation to Poland in July 2026, bringing together Indian businesses and Polish companies and regional stakeholders across Wrocław, Kraków and Warsaw. The delegation formed part of PICC’s continued efforts to create structured opportunities for business cooperation, investment and market expansion between India and Poland.

The programme combined institutional engagements, investment briefings, B2B meetings and business networking, enabling participating Indian companies to gain direct exposure to the Polish business and investment environment and engage with potential partners.

In Wrocław and Lower Silesia, the delegation engaged with the Wrocław Agglomeration Development Agency (ARAW), where delegates received an overview of the region as an investment and business destination. The programme also provided opportunities to engage with companies working in areas including engineering and technology, supporting discussions around potential commercial and technological cooperation.

The Kraków programme, hosted at the Kraków Technology Park, focused on investment opportunities, innovation and business cooperation in the Małopolska region. Delegates received information on the Polish Investment Zone, including investment incentives, tax relief, accounting frameworks and labour-related considerations. The programme also included focused B2B discussions with Polish companies from sectors including precision engineering, industrial automation, CNC machining, railway technology, biomedical solutions and food processing.

The delegation concluded in Warsaw with an investment and business cooperation session hosted at Garrigues Poland. The programme included a presentation by the Polish Investment and Trade Agency (PAIH) on investment opportunities, available support instruments and public aid schemes, followed by expert discussions on the legal and tax framework for investment in Poland and networking between Indian and Polish companies.

Across the programme, the delegation provided a platform for Indian companies to explore distribution partnerships, manufacturing cooperation, investment opportunities, technology alliances and broader access to the Polish and European markets. The engagements also enabled participating businesses to better understand regional ecosystems and identify areas for continued cooperation.

The delegation reflects PICC’s role in facilitating practical, business-oriented engagement between India and Poland, connecting companies with relevant institutions, regional stakeholders and potential commercial partners.

PICC will continue to support the development of these relationships beyond the delegation, with a focus on converting initial discussions into sustainable partnerships, investment opportunities and long-term India–Poland business cooperation.