Warsaw’s City Hall plans to replace several of the decades-old Russian trains with 30 new ones, and to build two new sections of the second metro line at both ends: to the east and the west of the Vistula river. The new stations should be opened by 2020. http://www.thenews.pl/1/12/Artykul/272322,Warsaw%E2%80%99s-metro-to-receive-EU-subsidies
http://wbj.pl/unemployment-rate-lowest-since-1991-labor-ministry/The registered unemployment rate amounted to 8.6 percent in July, a decline of 0.2 percentage points month-on-month, deputy Minister of Family, Labor and Social Policy Stanisław Szwed told radio broadcaster Trójka. This is the lowest rate since 1991, he noted. “If we exclude those who have registered to have health insurance, we would get the … Read more
Poland’s economy will expand by over 3.5 percent in 2016, member of the National Bank of Poland’s management board Andrzej Raczko has told the Dziennik Gazeta Prawna [email protected] Poland’s economic growth will exceed 3.5 pct in 2016
Even though Poland has allotted €16 billion to modernizing its railroads by 2023, not a single zloty has been earmarked to be spent on developing the connection to Rail Baltica at the Polish side of the border with Lithuania. Without this 200-kilometer section, the planned high-speed European gauge rail from Tallinn through Rīga through Kaunas … Read more
Significant modernization’s to the Polish railway infrastructure started before Euro 2012 football Championship when Polish railways obtained EU funding for reconstructions railway infrastructure to improve connection between cities, where matches took places. Main railways corridors of the Polish railway infrastructure was included into master plan for rail transportation until 2030. This document has been prepared … Read more
Traditional Polish consumers preferred eating at home rather than dining out. However the dining out frequency is increasing due to changing lifestyles. Quick and less expensive fast food is the most popular eat-out option especially among urban younger consumers. Shifting consumer preferences towards more frequent eat-out occasions coupled with the emergence of international fast food … Read more
The pace of economic growth will be moderate across Central and Eastern Europe (CEE) in the coming years, but the Polish economy will be growing at the fastest pace in the region, a central bank NBP report published in July indicated. Polish economy to sport fastest growth in CEE region
