Comparison GDP Switzerland, Germany, UK... Poland
Another promising point about the region is its positive short term and strong mid to long term GDP growth prospects. Projecting a return of a healthy annual GDP growth of ca. 3.5 -4.0% forecasted for 2018-2020; new opportunities are always welcome to be launched in this region. We are set to a season of spearheading new developments ready to be seized by investors and the Polish market. As presented by the International Monetary Fund World Economic Outlook (April - 2018), Poland’s consistent GDP growth (2017 Value- $524.886 being ranked #10 in EU and #24th in the world) posits promising business potential comparing it to the giants like Germany (2017 Value-$ 3,684.816 in GDP (Nominal), #1 EU and #4 in the world), Switzerland (2017 Value- $ 678.575- GDP (Nominal), #8 in EU and #20 in the world) and the United Kingdom which is worth 2622.43 billion US dollars in 2017 comprising 4.23 percent of the World Economy.
Katowice
Katowice is the industrial metropolis of Poland with highest population density. It also has a strong educational center and is core of industrial suppliers for European manufactures in (Germany, Scandinavia, Benelux); logistic center of Poland and Central Europe. Since the historically boom of the 19th century coal mines regions was transforming into hub of new industry sectors.
Population 304,063 (2015)
Warsaw
Warsaw is the flourishing capital and largest city of Poland. With its rich and varied architecture; these structures reflects the city's long, momentous history. One of Europe's most dynamic metropolitan cities, last 2017 the city was ranked 4th in the "Business-friendly" category and 8th in "Human capital and life style. This makes the city a home for business opportunities. It was also ranked as one of the most liveable cities in Central and Eastern Europe.
Population 1,765,000
Krakow
As the foreign tourism centre of Poland is a consistent top tourist favorite. Being the centre of best Polish universities, strongest and fastest growing BPO center; Cracow is also home of the best country’s talents flowing to oldest and best Polish universities.
Cracow offers unique opportunity to experience the wars untouched Renaissance architecture. In proximity of Krakow, Wieliczka middle ages salt mine, creates the one in his art tourist attraction to visit church size underground salt rock chambers. Krakow is the city where core of the story of renowned movie “Schindler s List”, Schidlers manufacture, took place.
Population 767,000
Wroclaw
Dubbed as the former German city Breslau that us within 3 hours drive to Berlin; nowadays, Wroclaw is a strong educational and logistic centre with best infrastructure connection to Western Europe. It is has also maintained strong tourism statistic from mostly Germany and Scandinavian countries.
Population 638,000
Tricity
A metropolitan area in Poland consisting of three cities in Pomerania: Gdańsk, Gdynia and Sopot, as well as minor towns in their vicinity. It is considered a prime area for education since majority of the educational institutions are in the area. In terms of population, the entire Tricity metropolitan area has a population of over 1 million people.
Population 1,100,500
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