Nysa, 90 km away from Wrocław, without a highway and industrial traditions, has become a symbol of dynamic development. According to an analysis published on Wednesday by “Puls Biznesu”, Nysa County ranks third in the ranking of the fastest developing land counties in Poland.
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The first place in the ranking went to the Poznań poviat, and the second to the Wrocław poviat. They were placed behind the Nysa poviat Krakow and Wołomin counties. According to “Puls Biznesu”, the fastest developing districts are those located in the vicinity of large urban agglomerations, which take advantage of their economic potential. The exception to this trend is the Nysa district, whose development is attributed to one key investment.
Factory of the future in Redzikowice
The dynamic economic growth of the Nysa district is largely due to the construction of a production plant in Redzikowice. The factory being built in this small town is to produce components for electric car batteries, which is part of the global trend of developing electromobility. This investment attracts capital and creates jobs, becoming a driving force for the entire region.
The high, eighth place of the Żuromin district in Masovia may also be a surprise in the ranking. Unlike the Nysa district, there is no spectacular investment or agglomeration effect behind it. As noted by “Puls Biznesu”, Żuromin's success results from the effective use of EU funds, investments in road infrastructure and the development of the agri-food industry.
Tourism as an economic trap
At the other end of the list there are counties that seem attractive at first glance – Tatra, Pisz or Bieszczady. As “Puls Biznesu” emphasizes, tourism, although it attracts crowds of visitors, does not provide sustainable economic foundations. Enterprises in these regions are mainly small, seasonal companies that do not generate high added value, and residents often choose migration in search of more stable employment.
