PM Szydło opens Polish stand at Hannover Messe

PM Beata Szydło, officially launched the Polish stand at the Hannover Messe fair and encouraged German companies to invest in Poland. ““I hope that thanks to Hannover Messe we will be able to build closer cooperation between Poland and Germany,” she said, while boasting about young Polish entrepreneurs. “In Hannover we see many young people who put their heart into their projects and are building a good future for us,” she explained. Poland is an official partner of this year's edition, of the world's biggest industrial fair. Polish exhibition covers 1,200 sqm. Eleven large Polish companies, including Solaris Bus & Coach (maker of buses), Saule Technologies (manufacturer of ultra-thin translucent photovoltaic cells), Eko Energetyka (a producer of charging stations for electric vehicles) and TMA Automation, are to present their products. In all, around 200 Polish companies, including a dozen or so Polish startups, are to participate in the fair. The event will be open until April 28