Poland has become the 20th-largest economy globally, projected to reach €900 billion GDP in 2025. Its strong domestic demand, low unemployment, and transparent tax system attract entrepreneurs—especially Ukrainians relocating during the ongoing war with Russia. Startups like Pleso.therapy, an AI-driven mental health platform, have found Poland’s business environment efficient and digital-friendly.

Ukrainian founders now play a major role in Poland’s growth, contributing 2.7% of GDP through over 90,000 companies. From tech ventures to hospitality brands like Mimosa Brooklyn Pizza, Ukrainian businesses are thriving in Poland’s fast-growing market, despite challenges in raising capital.

 

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