CIGPL

The Chinese-Polish Chamber of Commerce was created on 9 January 2018 on the initiative of Chinese and Polish entrepreneurs. CIGPL arose due to the developing cooperation between Poland and China, particularly to meet the needs of annually increasing trade in goods and services. The abbreviated name of the Chinese-Polish Chamber of Commerce is “CIGPL”, while the name in English is the “Chinese-Polish Chamber of Commerce”. The Chamber’s main seat is located at Obrzeżna 5, XIp., 02-691 Warsaw.

The Chamber of Commerce has 112 members which conduct business in the fields of advisory, legal and investment services, sales, production, trade, new technologies, science and technology, medicine, energy, hospitality and gastronomy. The activities of the Chinese-Polish Chamber of Commerce help to establish cooperation not only between members but also between external entities. The Chamber’s services may be relied upon by entities which, albeit not associated with CIGPL, are interested in our organization’s work and are willing to use its services.

The Chamber of Commerce’s activities include providing legal, business, economic and educational advice which contributes to developing mutual Polish-Chinese relations. CIGPL also willingly engages in cultural projects to promote the customs and legal cultures of both countries and bring them closer together.

Poland’s economic development and the “One Belt, One Road” initiative announced by the Chinese authorities have made Poland a country that attracts more and more foreign investors. The Chamber’s task is therefore to support foreign investors who are unfamiliar with the law and situation on the Polish market. The Chamber also aims to deepen knowledge about Chinese culture, history and society. The Chamber operates pursuant to the Act of 30 May 1989 on Chambers of Commerce (Journal of Laws No. 35, item 195, as amended) and its adopted articles of association.