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podlaskie
Total area of the voivodeship |
20,187 km2 |
Population: |
1,138,216 |
Population density |
56 persons/km2 |
Voivodeship capital |
Białystok |
Other big towns in the voivodeship |
Suwałki, Łomża, Augustów, Bielsk Podlaski, Grajewo |
Special Economic Zones |
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Industrial & Technology Parks |
Białystok Science and Technology Park » |
Investor and Exporter Assistance Centre | Białystok » |
PAIH’s Regional Trade Office | Białystok » |
Podlaskie Voivodeship is located in the north-east Poland. It borders with three other provinces: Warminsko-Mazurskie, Mazowieckie and Lubelskie voivodeships. It also borders with Lithuania in the north-east and with Belarus in the east. Podlaskie Voivodeship marks the internal (Lithuanian) and external (Belarusian) border of the European Union. Mainly agricultural region with dynamically developing sector of food, milk, meat, poultry and cereals, as well as the sectors: light, wood, construction and engineering. Three large universities in Białystok - the capital of the voivodeship have a significant influence on shaping and developing intellectual capital of the region as well as the country.
Map of the Voivodeship against the map of the country
Investment opportunities
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proximity of the border with Lithuania and Belarus
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good network of roads
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well developed system of tertiary and secondary education
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growing number of private enterprises and constantly increasing activity of entrepreneurs
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natural environment favourable for a development of food production, timber and construction sectors
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dynamic cluster development
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low labour costs: 88% polish average indicator
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dynamic development of the region
Sectors with huge potential
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Machine
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Tourism