Polish-Irish trade up 10% in 2022

In 2022, the value of trade between Ireland and Poland exceeded 6 billion euros, with Irish exports to Poland reaching 4 billion euros, representing over 10% growth compared to 2021. Over 130 Irish companies export to Poland, and 62 have branches employing over 12,000 people. Other companies, including those in the cybersecurity sector, plan to open branches in Poland, while others plan to expand their operations and invest further. According to representatives of the Irish government, another record in trade value between Ireland and Poland may be set this year. On May 16, Dara Calleary, the Irish Minister of State for Trade Promotion, Digital Regulation, and SMEs, will visit Poland to meet with representatives of technology companies active in the country. The visit is an opportunity to exchange experiences and present examples of successful Irish companies operating in Poland.

Irish government representatives are counting on further expansion of cooperation between Polish and Irish companies, particularly in new technologies and innovation for agriculture.

Source: WBJ