Polish Chamber of Commerce established in Washington, DC

Prime Minister Mateusz Morawiecki and US ambassador to Poland Paul W. Jones today announced the establishment of the Polish Chamber of Commerce in Washington, DC. According to the Prime Minister, the establishment of the Chamber testifies to the strengthening of Polish-American relations. According to Jones, mutual trade relations have potential for development. The Prime Minister reminded that last week a contract was signed for the purchase of the Patriot system, which - in his opinion - will affect the building of even closer Polish-American relations. He added that now we are entering the next phase of "deepened" Polish-American relations, and the creation of the Polish Chamber of Commerce in Washington is a "milestone" on the road of a strong presence of Polish business in the US and strengthening the presence of American enterprises in Poland. "This is classic win-win and here we can see very clearly that the attractive economic situation, stable macroeconomic foundations in terms of public debt, budget deficit - these are topics that are also interesting for entrepreneurs who want to do various types of joint ventures, in this case, Polish-American," said Morawiecki. Jones considers the trade and investment relations between Poland and the United States to be good. "They can be even better, there is potential for development," he said. "Chambers of commerce are excellent partners in economic development and job creation. A great example is our American Chamber of Commerce in Poland," he added.