Poland's Finance Minister, Andrzej Domański, unveiled a strategy aimed at strengthening the economy for 2025, emphasizing public and private investments.
Finance Minister and Economic Growth
During a public address in Warsaw, Finance Minister Andrzej Domański highlighted minor risks to the country's economic growth for 2025, emphasizing a robust strategy on public and private investments.
Investments and Key Sectors
Poland's strategy includes planned investments of PLN 650-700 billion aimed at mitigating external economic risks and supplementing growth. The focus is on modernizing infrastructure and enhancing technology industries, aligning closely with EU funding priorities.
Forecasts and Future Measures
Historical data indicates Poland has maintained resilience amid past global disruptions, leveraging EU funds and public investment. Economic forecasts for 2025 remain cautiously optimistic, with growth projections set at 3.4-3.6%, although external factors like tariffs pose risks. Inflation is expected to decline, with potential monetary easing by the National Bank of Poland.
Thus, Poland is developing a strategy aimed at sustainable economic growth and modernization of key sectors, enabling the country to effectively address future challenges.
