Poland plans to allocate more than 650 billion zlotys (approximately $160 billion) for investments in 2025, focusing on key sectors such as transportation infrastructure and green energy, Prime Minister Donald Tusk announced, according to Reuters.
This investment forecast was unveiled as part of the government’s broader economic strategy, which includes tax reductions and deregulation measures aimed at boosting economic growth.
Tusk highlighted that investments would target various sectors, including defense, green energy, information technology, and transportation infrastructure. Additionally, Poland has committed to investing 180 billion zlotys in its railway system by 2032.
Poland’s economy has been one of the fastest-growing in Europe in recent years. However, experts point out that the country’s investment levels remain a challenge, as Poland strives to catch up with wealthier Western European nations.
Finance Minister Andrzej Domanski emphasized that Poland will boost funding for research, technology, and the development of ports and railways. The government aims to foster a robust, dynamic, and resilient economy by supporting local businesses.
In 2024, Poland’s steel production grew by 10.1% from 6.4 million tons to 7.1 million tons, ranking the country 25th globally in steel production, according to the World Steel Association. This marked a reversal of the declining trend that had persisted since 2022.
