Jiangling Motors to spend $1.2 billion on Polish plant

Representatives from the company plan to start negotiations with Polish officials in mid-September, but it is possible that an initial meeting could be held next week during a trade fair in the Fujian province which will be visited by deputy PM Waldemar Pawlak. "We talked to representatives of the firm as early as 2005," said former general consul of Poland in Shanghai Sylwester Szafarz. However, at that time the firm did not conform with crash-test requirements. Now the firm meets the requirements of German TUV and ADAC. According to the former consul, the firm is planning to invest in Poland, since it offers an outstanding quality of labor with experience in the automotive sector.

Source:Rzeczpospolita