According to the journal, The greatest advantages of the Polish economy are stable and strong currency, high rates of return on investment and the persistent growing consumption. Poland is also distinguished by the pace of economic growth-despite the uncertain geopolitical situation in the region, the country remains the fastest growing economy of Central and Eastern Europe.
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The Norwegians praise the development of Poland. Indicate who this problem may be for
“Finanavisen” reports that the forecast GDP growth in Poland in the upcoming two years can reach 3.3 percent, respectively. and 3.2 percent For subsequent years, while average forecasts for the entire European Union are 1.4 percent. in 2026 and 1.7 percent in 2027
Gazeta commentators pay attention to economic growth in Poland continuously for eight years. At that time, the economy grew by 93 percent, while the United Kingdom recorded an increase of 58 percent. Such dynamics may encourage some Poles who went abroad in search of work, to return to the country.
Potential outflow of employees It can cause difficulties not only in Great Britainwhich after Brexit lost over a million Poles, but also in Norway, where Poles play an important role in the construction sector and other industries. – The Polish economy becomes so attractive that the countries that once used the Polish workforce may feel the lack of hands to work – comments “finance”.
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The newspaper also emphasizes that The success of Poland shows the strength of public and private investments and the stability of consumptionwhich, in combination with a relatively high rate of return on capital, attract not only foreign companies, but also prompt compatriots to return from economic emigration.
According to Norwegian experts, Poland can become an example of a country that, despite geopolitical turmoil and global economic crises, maintains stable and rapid growthwhich in the long run affects migrations and labor market in Western Europe and Scandinavia.
