President of Poland Awards Best Companies

Andrzej Duda, the current President of Poland, put the spotlight on the most interesting Polish enterprises as he presented them with the President of Poland’s Economic Awards during an official gala. The event was a highlight of the second edition of 590 Congress which took place in Jasionka near Rzeszów. The congress was an occasion for politicians and economic experts to debate on the future, opportunities, and challenges the Polish economy may face.

Four companies received special distinction and a prize from the hands of President of Poland Duda. Warszawskie Zakłady Mechaniczne “PZL-WZM” in Warsaw was named “National Success”, while Melex sp. z o.o. was awarded as “International Success”. Another award went to the “SME Leader” which this year was Dramiński S.A. The President of Poland also decided to give a “Responsible Business” award to Spółdzielnia Mleczarska Mlekovita.

There were also two special awards. XTPL S.A was named the “Best Polish Startup”, while the Research Team at the Physics Department of the University of Warsaw and New Technologies Centre got an award in the category of “Research and Development”. The president of Celon Pharma SA., Maciej Wieczorek, became a holder of the special individual award for his merit for Polish entrepreneurship.

President Andrzej Duda remarked Polish entrepreneurship is the country’s greatest treasure. He also noted the importance of small enterprises for the Polish economy and appealed to the government for good legislation.

During the 590 Congress, attendees could listen to discussion panels and speeches of numerous government representatives, with Prime Minister Beata Szydło and Deputy Prime Minister Mateusz Morawiecki heading the list. One of the discussion panels concerned the planned construction of the Central Communication Port. Minister Morawiecki made a speech on today’s capitalism and announced the Ministry of Finance is working on solutions that are to help ease payment hold-ups and improve the liquidity of small and medium companies. Minister of Digital Affairs, Anna Streżyńska, boasted her department managed to launch 500 digital services in the last two years.

Business Implications for Poland

Economic and regulatory developments in Poland have broad implications for businesses operating in the country. Poland’s economy, the largest in Central and Eastern Europe, continues to attract international investors and entrepreneurs seeking EU market access, competitive costs, and a skilled workforce of over 17 million workers.

For foreign companies and entrepreneurs doing business in Poland, staying informed about economic trends, regulatory changes, and market dynamics is essential for strategic decision-making. Whether you are considering entering the Polish market, expanding existing operations, or optimizing your corporate structure, professional advisory support can help navigate the complexities of the Polish business environment.

Poland offers a comprehensive business infrastructure including special economic zones with tax incentives, a well-developed banking system, modern office space in major cities, and a legal framework aligned with EU standards. These factors, combined with Poland’s strategic geographic position between Western and Eastern Europe, make it an attractive hub for businesses targeting the broader European market.

If you are doing business in Poland or considering entering the Polish market, Zalewski Consulting can help. Learn more about our personal income tax advisory, or contact us for a free consultation.