Education and skills development represent an important dimension of Poland–India cooperation, creating opportunities for institutions, industry and professionals to strengthen knowledge exchange and develop future-oriented capabilities.

On 3 October 2026, the Poland–India Chamber of Cooperation (PICC) joined the Academic Year Inauguration 2026/2027 of Wyższa Szkoła Kształcenia Zawodowego (WSKZ) in Wrocław, an occasion that also marked the institution’s 25th anniversary and its longstanding contribution to vocational and professional education.

PICC President Krystyna Wróblewska and Vice President Vincent Peter represented the Chamber at the occasion, reaffirming PICC’s commitment to strengthening institutional cooperation between Poland and India.

The engagement provided a platform to consider opportunities for closer collaboration between Polish vocational and professional education institutions and India’s academic and business communities. Particular areas of relevance include academic and institutional partnerships, vocational and professional education, research and knowledge exchange, talent development, industry–academia cooperation and international mobility.

For PICC, stronger engagement between education and industry is an important component of developing sustainable bilateral cooperation. Connecting educational institutions with business and professional networks can support skills development while creating opportunities for knowledge transfer and international collaboration.

PICC will continue to facilitate connections between relevant institutions and stakeholders in Poland and India, supporting initiatives that contribute to education, professional development, research, skills development and institutional partnerships.

The engagement in Wrocław forms part of PICC’s broader efforts to build long-term institutional cooperation between Poland and India across education, business and other strategic sectors.