Best of Poland | WTC Warsaw | World Trade Center Warsaw

The World Trade Center Warsaw is a member of the global World Trade Centers Association, it is an apolitical organization, and cooperates closely with governmental ministries and agencies which are dedicated to promotion of trade and exports. The WTC Warsaw supports the efforts of the city of Warsaw, to be recognized as one of Europe's most important capitals for business and commerce. The WTC Warsaw is not competing with other business organizations but it assists, cooperates and compliments them by offering a different set of services and possibilities not available elsewhere.

1990 and of the World Trade Point Federation since 2000. Both organizations are non governmental, established to promote trade, stability and peace, by assisting companies from around the globe to conduct business and have better information and support. The WTC Warsaw services are reciprocal to members of all the World Trade Centers, from around the world. 

 The Republic of Poland is located in Central Europe. It is bordered by Germany to the west; the Czech Republic and Slovakia to the south; Lithuania, Belarus and Ukraine to the east; Russia and the Baltic Sea to the north. The population, over 38.5 million strong, occupy an area of 312,000 square kilometres. Poland’s landscape is very diversified. The Carpathian and the Sudety Mountains stretch in the south. Lowlands and uplands occupy the central part of the country. The northern part of Poland, comprising Pomeranian and Masurian Lakelands, is gently undulating, relatively well forested and covered by hundreds of lakes; still further to the north are the sandy beaches of the Baltic Sea coast. Poland’s national emblem is a white eagle with a golden crown on a red background. The national flag is white and red. The people of Poland use the Polish language. Its capital and the largest city is Warsaw, which has a population of over 1,700,000 and is located upon the longest Polish river, the Vistula.