Polish-Moldovan Economic Council
04.04.201414:50
On Friday, March 28, in Chișinău, the MoU was signed by Krzysztof Żuk, Mayor of the City of Lublin, Krzysztof Hetman, Marshal of the Lubelskie Region, Kamil Wyszkowski, National Coordinator of the UN Global Compact in Poland, and Gheorghe Cucu, President of the Commerce and Industry Chamber of the Republic of Moldova. It took place during the Moldovan Investment Forum in the presence of the Prime Minister of the Republic of Poland, Donald Tusk, and the Prime Minister of the Republic of Moldova, Iurie Leancă.
Main joint lines of action:
Establishing channels and undertaking initiatives that will enable systematic and regular cooperation between Polish and Moldovan partners;
Supporting Moldovan political transformation through dialogue and sharing the best practices elaborated by Polish institutions, self-governments and entrepreneurs within the last 20 years;
Supporting Polish entrepreneurs who decided to enter the Moldovan market; creating a platform of dialogue and cooperation for big and small companies, investors, civil society, UN and governments (central, regional and local) in the Republic of Moldova and in Poland;
Supporting the exchange between Polish entrepreneurs who are equipped with technology and know-how and their Moldovan counterparts who are interested in gaining new solutions;
Supporting the socially responsible companies and initiatives through providing them with benefits from being the member and with commercial possibilities;
Supporting the knowledge and experience exchange between the two countries in the area of social, economic and political reformation;
The agenda of the Moldovan Investment Forum included, among others, the signing of the Agreement between the Government of the Republic of Poland and the Government of the Republic of Moldova on cooperation in tourism and signing the letter of intent for cooperation in the implementation of Polish technologies in the fuel and energy industry based on the non-wood biomass.
Lublin is an unquestionable leader in Poland when it comes to the cooperation with partners from the East. The city undertakes a wide range of initiatives and projects for the development of civil society and city management, as well as projects concerning culture and science and undertakings aimed at the development of entrepreneurship.
In 2012 in Lublin, the City of Lublin, Marshal's Office of the Lubelskie Region and the agency of the United Nations Development Program in Poland created the Centre for Eastern Competences. This think-tank was established to facilitate the transfer of ideas and to support the creation of trust and democratic initiatives. The information centre, the unit conducted by the Centre for Eastern Competences, was created on the principle of competence qualification and aims to promote proper undertakings and leaders of international cooperation. It is worth mentioning that the network of cooperation in administration, culture, science and business was created. The development activity of the Centre is executed in 7 main programme areas: civil society, efficient administration management (good governance), culture for development, science and education, business relations, social innovations and sustainable development.
The creation of the Polish-Moldavian Economic Council is the continuation of the Centre for Eastern Competences and UNDP activities.
Main joint lines of action:
Establishing channels and undertaking initiatives that will enable systematic and regular cooperation between Polish and Moldovan partners;
Supporting Moldovan political transformation through dialogue and sharing the best practices elaborated by Polish institutions, self-governments and entrepreneurs within the last 20 years;
Supporting Polish entrepreneurs who decided to enter the Moldovan market; creating a platform of dialogue and cooperation for big and small companies, investors, civil society, UN and governments (central, regional and local) in the Republic of Moldova and in Poland;
Supporting the exchange between Polish entrepreneurs who are equipped with technology and know-how and their Moldovan counterparts who are interested in gaining new solutions;
Supporting the socially responsible companies and initiatives through providing them with benefits from being the member and with commercial possibilities;
Supporting the knowledge and experience exchange between the two countries in the area of social, economic and political reformation;
The agenda of the Moldovan Investment Forum included, among others, the signing of the Agreement between the Government of the Republic of Poland and the Government of the Republic of Moldova on cooperation in tourism and signing the letter of intent for cooperation in the implementation of Polish technologies in the fuel and energy industry based on the non-wood biomass.
Lublin is an unquestionable leader in Poland when it comes to the cooperation with partners from the East. The city undertakes a wide range of initiatives and projects for the development of civil society and city management, as well as projects concerning culture and science and undertakings aimed at the development of entrepreneurship.
In 2012 in Lublin, the City of Lublin, Marshal's Office of the Lubelskie Region and the agency of the United Nations Development Program in Poland created the Centre for Eastern Competences. This think-tank was established to facilitate the transfer of ideas and to support the creation of trust and democratic initiatives. The information centre, the unit conducted by the Centre for Eastern Competences, was created on the principle of competence qualification and aims to promote proper undertakings and leaders of international cooperation. It is worth mentioning that the network of cooperation in administration, culture, science and business was created. The development activity of the Centre is executed in 7 main programme areas: civil society, efficient administration management (good governance), culture for development, science and education, business relations, social innovations and sustainable development.
The creation of the Polish-Moldavian Economic Council is the continuation of the Centre for Eastern Competences and UNDP activities.