A modern research and development centre was opened in Lublin, where researchers from SDS Optic, the beneficiary of the National Centre for Research and Development, will work on cancer diagnostics solutions.
Internationalization of higher education is a global trend developing in academic and local communities in Poland. Migration of international students is a complex process involving students, academia, cities, civil society and the business community. One of the most challenging issues caused by this process is the question how to integrate international students.
Maxima Grupe has achieved success in the tender offer for acquisition of the Polish company Emperia Holding S.A., which operates the Stokrotka retail chain. Today, the tender offer to sell the shares to Maxima Grupe was accepted on the Polish Stock Exchange by 93.7 percent of the shareholders. The value of this transaction amounts to approx. EUR 276m.
The office real estate market in Poland was thriving in 2017, and the experts already predict even better results in 2018. Lublin is ready for new investors from the sector of modern business services.
One of the most prospective clients for Polish universities are international students, especially in the situation of huge competition on the national educational market and the increasingly visible demographic decline in the country.
The City of Lublin - the coordinator of Lublin Medicine Cluster - invites entrepreneurs and institutions interested in the development of inbound medical tourism in Eastern Europe to take part in the Conference "Health and Medical Tourism Summit 2018" that will take place on 12 June 2018 in Lublin.
Bartosz Łopiński - CEO at Billennium, company from IT sector, in the interview on reasons why Lublin became a global Service Delivery Centre and also why unique cooperation in the framework of Lublin IT Upland ecosystem creates excellent conditions for the development of IT companies in the city.
On 27-28 March, we participated in the "Sourcing in Emerging Europe" conference in London, where together with the Marshal's Office we promoted the business potential of Lublin and the Lublin Voivodeshipe.
In Lublin, there are several hundred companies from various branches of industry, which in total employ nearly 18 thousand people. Many of them are still looking for employees. The City of Lublin starts with a campaign 'I work in Lublin' addressed to the residents of the city and the region. It aims to introduce the Lublin industry sector and show employment opportunities in companies from Lublin, whose rapid development in recent years has resulted from the introduction of innovative products, the construction of modern plants and international expansion.
The Polish Investment Zone Act is proceeded in the Parliament and is likely to be passed within the next few weeks. It is currently at the preparatory stage in the Committee on Economic Affairs and Development.
On 12-14 March we took part in the conference of the Institute of Directors in London, where together with the Lublin Voivodship's Marshal Office representatives we promoted the business potential of Lublin and the Lublin Region.
The sustainable development of Lublin in the areas of society, environment and economy, which aims to improve the quality of life of its inhabitants permanently, was appreciated by experts. In the latest 'Ranking of Sustainable Polish Cities' of the global design and consulting company Arcadis, our city took the fifth place.
