On 29 October 2025, Warsaw hosted the high-level conference “Investing in
Romania: The Polish and Romanian Perspectives”, dedicated to exploring the
key aspects of doing business in Romania and the growing potential of its
dynamic, rapidly developing market.
The event was jointly organized by the Polish-Romanian Bilateral Chamber of
Commerce and Industry, KPMG Poland and KPMG Romania, Bank Gospodarstwa
Krajowego (BGK), the Embassy of Romania in the Republic of Poland, and the
Polish Investment and Trade Agency (PAIH).
The conference brought together leading representatives of business,
finance, and public institutions from both countries. The discussions
focused on practical insights and real-life experiences of companies already
operating in Romania, as well as on new opportunities for Polish investors
in various sectors of the Romanian economy.
The expert panels addressed a range of important tax and business issues,
including:
- differences between Polish and Romanian tax regulations,
- available grants, investment incentives, and tax reliefs,
- transfer pricing and the implementation of the OECD Pillar 2
framework.
Among the speakers were:
- Adam Sobieszkoda, Executive Director, Board Member – Polish-Romanian
Bilateral Chamber of Commerce and Industry, - Ștefan Porojan, Minister-Counsellor – Economic and Trade Promotion
Office, Embassy of Romania in the Republic of Poland, - Agnieszka Olsen, Head of the Foreign Trade Office in Bucharest –
Polish Investment and Trade Agency (PAIH), - Tomasz Bieliński, International Business Director; Piotr Kuffel,
Head of International Expansion Office – Bank Gospodarstwa Krajowego (BGK), - Wojciech Majkowski, Partner; Jakub Roszkiewicz, Partner; Grzegorz
Wójcik, Tax Director – KPMG Poland, - Vlad Craciun, Tax Director; Cristina Vasilescu, Tax Director – KPMG
Romania, - Grzegorz Grabowski, General Manager – Maspex Romania,
- Michał Góra, Finance Director – R.Power,
- Dragoș Doru, CEO – CANPACK RECYCLING Romania.
The organizers express their sincere gratitude to all speakers,
participants, and partners for their valuable contributions, inspiring
presentations, and engaging discussions. The event once again confirmed the
importance of continued dialogue and cooperation between the Polish and
Romanian business communities.
The conclusions drawn from the conference are clear: Romania remains one of
the most attractive and perspective markets for Polish investors, offering a
stable economic environment, competitive costs, and access to a wide network
of regional opportunities. With its consistent growth and strategic
geographical position, Romania is increasingly recognized as a key business
destination and logistics hub in South-Eastern Europe.
