Semiconductor investments in Poland
“Mrit is striving for Taiwanese investments in the production of semiconductors in Poland, which can become part of +semiconductor triangle +: Wrocław – Prague – Dresden ” – the deputy head of the ministry pointed out.
Jaros noticed that the American company Intel, which suspended the design of the construction of the Department of Integration and Testing of Semiconductors in Miękinia Near Wrocław has problems, but MRIT counts on investors from Taiwan.
Taiwan will look for a place for investments
“High -sets are above all Taiwan, who will look for destination to move some of their enterprises to a safe place. Poland is not only a safe place to invest, but also has good infrastructure and competent engineers” – noted the deputy minister.
In the opinion of the deputy head of MRIT Polska, it has a great chance not only to attract investments related to advanced technologies, but also to be a “conductive country in the European Union in the industrial sector”.
Poland must accelerate energy transformation
Jaros noticed that it requires Poland to accelerate energy transformation, which will reduce energy prices and thus increase the competitiveness of the national industry.
“We need a strategic energy policy, not only state -owned, but also developed together with business. Foreign investors want to invest in renewable energy sources. We work together with the ministries of climate and industry on the fact that the energy policy is consistent and strategically treated, so that it is continued, so that it is continued, Regardless of who will be a minister, “Jaros emphasized.
OECD report about Poland
The deputy head of Mrit also referred to the published on Tuesday OECD Economic Report dedicated to Poland. “The report shows that in terms of GDP level per capita we chase the average OECD countries. It is worth recalling where we were when we started this pursuit. In 2008, Polish GDP per capita was at the Czech level of 1989” – he noted.
In Jaros’s opinion, however, it is not necessary to implement the OECD recommendation regarding the introduction of real estate tax calculated on its value, not on the surface. “OECD recommends introducing this solution to its members, but not all OECD countries have implemented it, and those that did not do it are doing well, so it is not necessary in my opinion. We can conduct our own policy in some areas” – added the deputy minister. (PAP)
