The Poland–India Chamber of Cooperation (PICC) participated in the 35th Economic Forum in Karpacz, held from 8–10 September 2026, strengthening its engagement with business leaders, institutions and stakeholders working to advance economic cooperation between Poland and India.

PICC was represented by President Krystyna Wróblewska and Vice President Vincent Peter, who engaged with members, partners and institutional stakeholders throughout the three-day Forum. Discussions focused on current and future India–Poland initiatives, trade and investment opportunities, business delegations and upcoming programmes supporting bilateral cooperation.

A key highlight was President Krystyna Wróblewska’s participation in the panel “Cultural Code and Poland–India Business Cooperation.” The discussion examined the importance of understanding cultural and business practices when developing sustainable partnerships between companies and institutions in Poland and India.

The Forum also provided PICC with an opportunity to strengthen relationships with its existing network while developing new institutional and business connections. Engagements covered trade and investment pipelines, upcoming business delegations and future India-focused initiatives, supporting the Chamber’s objective of translating dialogue into practical cooperation.

The 35th Economic Forum brought together more than 6,500 participants from 55 countries and featured more than 500 substantive events, providing a significant platform for dialogue among representatives from business, government, local administration, academia and other sectors.

PICC’s participation reflects its continued commitment to strengthening India–Poland economic and institutional relations and creating platforms where businesses and institutions can identify opportunities, establish partnerships and develop long-term cooperation.

Through its continued engagement at major international business and economic forums, PICC remains focused on connecting the Polish and Indian business ecosystems and supporting practical initiatives that contribute to stronger bilateral economic relations.