President Offers Polish Businesses Seats on State Aircraft for UN Visit
President Karol Nawrocki's office is inviting Polish companies to travel on the presidential plane to New York for the UN General Assembly and a Polish-American Economic Summit later in September.
President Karol Nawrocki's office has announced an innovative programme allowing Polish businesses to travel on the presidential aircraft during an official state visit to New York later this month. The initiative aims to connect Polish companies with potential US partners and investment opportunities during the United Nations General Assembly and a dedicated Polish-American Economic Summit.
Programme Details
The presidential chancellery is now accepting applications from business representatives interested in joining the delegation. Companies selected must demonstrate strong credentials and genuine growth potential in the US market. Those chosen will receive transportation on the presidential flight from Warsaw to New York and back, plus local transportation in New York.
The programme reflects a broader push to support Polish business expansion internationally. Polish companies like InPost (parcel delivery), Żabka (convenience stores), BLIK (mobile payments), and Orlen (energy) have already established significant operations across Europe and beyond, and this initiative aims to help more companies break into the North American market.
For business owners and entrepreneurs living in Poland or considering relocation here, this signals government commitment to supporting private-sector growth and international competitiveness. If you're running a business in Poland with US expansion plans, contact the presidential chancellery to learn more about the application process.
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