Poland: Perspectives

June 2026

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Selected Interviews

Dorota Pyć, Port of Gdańsk

Dorota Pyć, president of the Port of Gdańsk, explains how Poland’s leading seaport is strengthening Baltic logistics, expanding energy infrastructure and serving as a key gateway for European supply chains.

Wojciech Balczun, Minister of State Assets

From energy transition to capital markets, Minister of State Assets Wojciech Balczun is responsible for companies central to Poland’s strategic agenda. Here, he explains how state enterprises are engines of investment.

Marek Woszczyk, Polskie Elektrownie Jądrowe (PEJ)

Polskie Elektrownie Jądrowe is building Poland’s first nuclear power plant (NPP). CEO Marek Woszczyk explains the project’s significance for regional energy security and supply as Poland transitions to a low-carbon landscape.

Agnieszka Hipś, clip group

CLIP Group President Agnieszka Hipś discusses how integrated logistics, investments in green energy and rail infrastructure are bolstering Poland’s industrial role and deepening ties with German partners in supply chains.

César Lipka, lipco foods

LOTTE Wedel CEO Maciej Herman outlines how Poland’s oldest chocolate brand is turning heritage into growth, pushing innovation, developing partnerships across sectors and expanding capacity to build a stronger operation.

Maciej Herman, LOTTE WEDEL

LOTTE Wedel CEO Maciej Herman outlines how Poland’s oldest chocolate brand is turning heritage into growth, pushing innovation, developing partnerships across sectors and expanding capacity to build a stronger operation.

Tomasz Bardziłowski, Warsaw Stock Exchange

In this exclusive interview, CEO Tomasz Bardziłowski discusses the investment outlook, the development of ETFs, sustainable finance, innovation and the exchange’s long-term ambitions.

Roger Andersson, VASTINT POLAND

Vastint Poland Managing Director Roger Andersson explains how the firm's long-term ownership model and premium portfolio are built for a market where rents are rising alongside demand for quality office space.

Marek Dobrzycki, Panattoni

Panattoni Partner Marek Dobrzycki explains how the firm has grown in Poland, why its scale is an asset for German businesses, and how ESG, nearshoring and data centres can lift the country’s role as a major EU investment hub.

Miłosz Motyka, Minister of Energy

In an exclusive interview, Motyka discusses Poland’s energy transformation, investment priorities, grid resilience and the country’s view of energy independence in Europe.

Maciej Tuszyński, Fortress Real Estate Investments Limited

Fortress Real Estate Investments is building a long-term logistics base across Central Europe. Anchored in Poland and Romania, the company is targeting Germany’s growing industrial and nearshoring demand.

Katarzyna Zawodna-Bijoch, Skanska Commercial Development Europe

Skanska Commercial Development Europe has built its reputation on transparency, sustainability and long-term value. In this interview, CEO and Business Unit President Katarzyna Zawodna-Bijoch outlines key opportunities in Poland’s real estate market.

Piotr Flugel, CTP Poland

Managing Director Piotr Flugel leads CTP’s push to reach three million square metres in Poland by 2030, with ready-to-go parks that help industrial clients cut operational costs, retain staff, grow on site and meet sustainability goals.
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Europe’s strategic powerhouse

At a moment when Europe is being forced to rethink not only its economic model but its approach to energy, industry, security and resilience, Poland stands as one of the continent’s most consequential nations.