Polish Chamber of Commerce marks 35th anniversary with conference

The Polish Chamber of Commerce (Krajowa Izba Gospodarcza, KIG) will celebrate its 35th anniversary on February 28 with a conference in Warsaw, featuring Nobel Prize-winning economist Daron Acemoğlu.

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Delegates from business, government, and academia will discuss global challenges—ranging from geopolitics to climate change and artificial intelligence—and how these issues intersect with economic growth.

🎂Mija 35 lat od powstania #KIG. Nasz jubileusz obchodzimy pod hasłem PRZYSZŁOŚĆ JEST WSPÓLNOTĄ. Głównym punktem obchodów będzie konferencja 28 lutego. Gościem specjalnym wydarzenia będzie laureat Nagrody Nobla w dziedzinie ekonomii – @DAcemogluMIT.
👉https://t.co/RZrbBT4g0K pic.twitter.com/0CSJccfS6G

— Krajowa Izba Gospodarcza (@wwwkigpl) February 10, 2025

Founded in 1990, KIG is Poland’s largest independent business organization, representing more than 169 industry associations and chambers. It supports Polish firms at home and abroad, having organized over 1,000 foreign trade missions and issued thousands of ATA Carnets and certificates of origin.

KIG also actively participates in legislative consultation, submitting around 2,000 opinions on proposed laws to parliament and government.

KIG leaders say the anniversary, under the theme “The Future Is Community,” underscores the need for coordinated, forward-looking action to bolster the competitiveness of Polish businesses.

Partners for the event include Amazon, AstraZeneca, Enea, PKO Bank Polski, T-Mobile, Meta, and Polish Spirits Industry, with the Polish Ministry of Development and Technology serving as a patron.

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Source: KIG