Transcript Ekonomiczny wymiar nowoczesnej dyplomacji

POLAND
Attractive
Economic Partner
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Economic Diplomacy Strategy for Latin
America
Mexico
Visits to:
Brasil
Chile
Colombia
Mexico
Peru
Colombia
Brasil
Peru
Argentina
Chile
Uruguay
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Poland in facts
YEAR 2012:
2.0% GDP growth
GDP = 470bln USD
38.5 mln population
550 mln people
within 2000 km
Currency : polish zloty (PLN,,,,)
Floating exchange rate regime
Inflation target: 2.5% ±1 pp
Inflation: 2.2% (February 2013)
The largest stock exchange in the
CEE
Source: IMF,EUROSTAT, NBP
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Major steps in modern Polish
history
2011
2012
2010
2009
2007
2004
1999
1996
1995
1989
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Faces of Poland
Pope John Paul II
Frederic Chopin,
Composer
Lech Wałęsa,
First Democratic President
after World War II, Peace Nobelist
Wisława Szymborska,
Nobelist in Literature
Witold Gombrowicz
Polish writer who lived in
Argentina
Nicolaus Copernicus,
Maria Skłodowska
Curie,
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Astronom
Nobelist in Chemistry
Why Poland?
Strategic location
Economic and political stability
Availability of skilled human resources
Effective incentive system including EU-Funding
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Polish transformation
Economic transformation
•free market
•private sector
•foreign investments
•region leading Stock Exchange
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20 years of fastest catching-up EU
economy
In the years 1992-2013 Poland
almost doubled its share of
European GDP per Capita
In PPP
Poland GDP per capita as a share of the European 19922013
Real GDP Growth 2012-2014(%)
8.00
7.00
6.00
5.00
4.00
The highest cumulative GDP growth
in the years 2012-2014
3.00
2.00
1.00
0.00
-1.00
EU27
Eurozone Germany Poland
-2.00
Source:MSZ Elaboration of IMF Economic Outlook Database,
European Commission, January 2013
Real GDP growth (%) 2012
Real GDP growth (%) 2014
Czech Hungary Bulgaria Romania
Republic
Real GDP growth (%) 2013
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Students and graduates
 22.4 m people aged 44 and less (mobility)
Students in given EU countries
 almost 2 m students, over 400 000 graduates
every year
 more than 90% of students speak foreign
languages
Academic centers
 460 higher education institutions
TRI-CITY
OLSZTYN
SZCZECIN
 19 universities
BIALYSTOK
BYDGOSZCZ/TORUN
 23 technical universities
WARSZAWA
POZNAN
ZIELONA GORA
 79 academies of economics
LODZ
LUBLIN
WROCLAW
201 >
KIELCE
OPOLE
KRAKOW
KATOWICE
No. of students (thousands)
151 – 200
RZESZOW
101 – 150
 growing number of science students
51 – 100
50 <
Source: Central Statistical Office
 200 different majors taught
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Poland – Regional Success Story
Economic performance: GDP
15.8%
of cumulative GDP growth in 2008-2011
- 0,5 %
UE
Poland
Cumulative GDP growth in 2007-2012
26,2%
Source: Ministry of Finance of the Republic of Poland
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Why Poland? : GDP
of cumulative GDP growth in 2008-2012
18.1 %
• 20th economy in the world,
6th in the EU (IMF, IBRD, CIA)
• 2.0% of GDP growth in 2012, 1.6% predicted for 2013 and 2.6% for
2014 (EEC)
• The Polish economy has performed much better than other EU
Member States throughout the crisis. Poland is the only EU country
that avoided recession in 2009 and also during the whole crisis
period.
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Why Poland?:
trade and investment
Increase in foreign trade in the past two decades
• Polish exports increased by 9% just in January 2013
comparing to Jan 2012
• A 48% improvement of trade balance in 2010 – 12 bln
USD increase: - 12,7 bln USD
198
15x
in FDI attracted in the past two decades
• 47% increase in FDI inflow in 2011
(global FDI grew by 17% - UNCTAD)
USD bln
• 6x increase of the FDI value in 2005-2010 (UNCTAD)
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Why Poland?:
Warsaw Stock Exchange
Created in 1991
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The Warsaw Stock Exchange – largest securities exchange in Central and Eastern
Europe
Domestic market capitalization of EUR 135 bln at the end of December 2012 (Vienna
Stock Exchange – EUR 80 bln and Athens – EUR 34 bln)*;
WSE - 1st in Europe by the numbers of IPOs - total 105 IPOs in 2012;
Total value of IPOs - EUR 731 mln - 5th position among the exchanges operating on
Europe’s most developed capital markets**.
The WSE operates on a regulated market of shares and derivative instruments and
the alternative stock market NewConnect for growing companies. The WSE is
developing Catalyst, a market for issuers of corporate and municipal bonds, as well
as an energy market.
* Federation of European Stock Exchange (FESE), data for 2012
** According to PwC IPO Watch Report Q4 2012 ,
Source:WSE
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Why Poland?:
Warsaw Stock Exchange
Leader in Central and Eastern Europe
Despite the unfavorable environment, the WSE strengthened its position
in the region of Central and Eastern Europe. In 2012, the Warsaw Stock
Exchange generated over 54.2% of trading in equities in the region and
accounted for 47.2% of the capitalisation of shares and contributed
77.4% of trading in single-stock and index futures and options*.
Universal Trading Platform (UTP) - new trading system
Starting 15th of April, 2013 the Warsaw Stock Exchange will launch UTP –
a new trading system which meets top global standards developed by
NYSE Technologies. UTP - trading platform used by the NYSE Euronext
stock exchanges in New York, Paris, Lisbon, Amsterdam and Brussels.
* Federation of European Stock Exchanges (FESE), data for 2012
Source:WSE
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Why Poland?:
Warsaw Stock Exchange
Owner of the Polish Power Exchange (PolPX)
In 2012, the Polish Power Exchange joined the WSE Group,
adding the important commodity market to the Exchange’s
business segments.
PolPX launched the Gas Exchange in 2012
Important step in the liberalization of the gas market in
Poland. For many consumers, it opens a great opportunity to
participate in transparent market-based trade in gas.
Source:WSE
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Poland in Rankings
20th best Country in the World for Doing
Business and 1st in Central and Eastern
Europe
Best in Europe for projects
in the production sector
(FDI Intelligence, 2012)
January 2013
2nd most attractive European country
to invest in
(Ernst&Young 2012 European Attractiveness Survey 2012)
95% of foreign investors in Poland would choose the
location again
Economic Survey 2012 of the German-Polish Chamber of Industry and Commerce.
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Business opportunities
Energy sector
• significant shale gas potential
• nuclear power plant project
• power generation and grid investments ahead
BPO and service-based sectors
• 60-70’000 employees
• boosting business-academia cooperation
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Business opportunities
IT, programming
• IT & R&D centers by Microsoft, Google, Nokia Siemens
• most prestigious international IT contests won
by Polish students – 2011 Samsung Aplication Contest, 1/3 of
students doing intership in Microsoft HQs (Redmond, USA)
comes from Poland
Advanced manufacturing
• electronics and white goods
•
”aviation valley” – e.g. Sikorsky BlackHawk helicopters, PZL
Mielec Kruk airplane
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Poland & Argentina
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Poland & Argentina
Indicator 2012
Poland
Argentina
Area (in thousands
km2)
318 000 km2
2 766 890 km2
Population (mln)
38.2
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GDP growth (%)
2.4
2.6
GDP (bln USD)
470.4
474.812
GDP per capita (in
thousands USD)
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18,2
Public debt vs.
GDP (%)
55.1
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Investments vs.
GDP (%)
21
24.2
Export growth (%)
4
-1.5
Import growth (%)
5.9
-7
Inflation rate (%)
3.9
9.9
Unemployment
rate (%)
10
7.2
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Trade. Export
Argentina is one of Poland’s most important
partners in Latin America
Polish Export to Argentina 2009-2012
140.0
120.0
Polish export in years
2009-2012 grew by
142%
mln USD
100.0
80.0
60.0
40.0
20.0
0.0
export
2009
2010
2011
2012
47.4
82.8
101.6
115
Source: Ministry of Economy
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Trade. Export Structure (2012)
electro-machinery industry goods
chemical industry goods
wood&paper goods
ceramic goods
metal goods
other goods
mineral prodcuts
agricultural goods
Exports to Argentina (in k USD)
120,000
electromachinery industry
products
2% 1%
3%
metal products
100,000
3%
chemical industry products
4%
80,000
other*
9%
60,000
wood&paper products
40,000
mineral products
20,000
ceramic products
14%
64%
agricultural products
0
2008
Source: Ministry of Economy
2009
2010
2011
2012
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Trade. Import Structure(2012)
electro-machinery industry goods
metal goods
chemical industry goods
other goods
wood&paper goods
98%
98% of import from Argentina consists of agricultural products
Source: Ministry of Economy
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Polish companies in Argentina
KOPEX Group
the third largest global group in
the sector of mining machinery,
equipment and services in hard
coal, lignite and non-ferrous
industries.
Invests in Argentina, Australia,
China, Russia and Turkey.
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Polish companies in Argentina
Bumar Łabędy
Special military production:
tanks, mechanised combat
vehicles.
Civil production:
diggers, drilling vehicles.
In Argentina cooperates with
KOPEX Group Together they supply longwall
system for for the Argentine
company Yacimiento
Carbonifero Rio Turbio
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Members of Delegation
Mr. Andrzej Sawecki, main specialist in foreign projects , Polskie Pracownie Konserwacji Zabytków SA
Sector: construction
Contact: www.ppkz.pl; [email protected]
Mr Wojciech Topolnicki, Vice - President of Board, Energa SA
Sector: energy
Contact: www.energa.pl; [email protected]
Mr. Mirosław Skowron, President of Board, Energa Invest SA
Sector: energy
Contact: www.energainvest.pl; [email protected]
Mr. Andzej Kozłowski, Executive Director, Strategy & Project Portfolio Management, PKN Orlen SA
Sector:energy
Contact: www.orlen.pl
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Members of Delegation
Mr Adam Loewe, Vice Head Director, Lotos Petrobaltic
Sector: Energy
Contact: [email protected]
Mr Andrzej Szumowski, Vice President of Wyborowa SA Board, Polish Vodka Association
Sector: food
Contact: [email protected]
Mr Mariusz Sarna , Export Manager, Balton
Sector: medical
Contact: www.balton.co/
Ms Aleksandra Bik, Marketing Director, FASING
Sector: mining
Contact: www.fasing.com.pl; [email protected]
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Members of Delegation
Mr. Arkadiusz Zabłoński , Vice Director of Structural Financing and Advising Departement , BGK
Sector: Institution
Contact: www.bgk.com.pl [email protected]
Mr. Krzysztof Przybył, President of Board, Fundacji Polskiego Godła Promocyjnego „Teraz Polska”
Sector: Institution
Contact: www.terazpolska.pl [email protected]
Mr. Javier Sosnowski, Vice President of Warsaw Chamber of Trade, President of Camara de Comercio Polaco-Espanola,
Sector: institution
Contact: [email protected]
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Poland – your partner of choice!
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