mazowieckie

Mazowieckie voivodeship (Mazovia Region) with Warsaw - the capital of Poland - is the leader of changes and the fastest developing region of Poland. Young, well qualified staff, low unemployment and the highest rate of employment - all these testify to high economic development of the region. The average wage in Mazovia exceeds the national average wage by more than 22%. Mazovia shows high internal diversification with a nationwide potential in nearly every field: science, research, education, industry and infrastructure.

Map of the Voivodeship against the map of the country

Investment opportunities

• high concentration of business entities; also foreign (10% of all - 2,833*) or with foreign capital (10,321), in the capital and former voivodeship capital cities - leaders of subregions;
  
• the highest level of population income in the country;
  
• location in trans-European transport corridors providing connection with major cities in the country and Europe (extensive railway lines and the country's largest airport);
  
• the highest level of innovation (research and development expenditure is one of the highest in the country);
  
• Warsaw - the capital of the state and the province, a city of international importance. Warsaw is characterized by the greatest dynamics of economic changes in the country, large resources of qualified staff;
  
• centrally located at the intersection of trade routes;
  
• country's economic leader: the highest share in the national GDP, every year - about 22% of the national value;
  
• 1st place in the country in terms of GDP per capita ~ 160% of the national average (~ PLN 97 thousand)**;
  
• 1st place in Poland in terms of GDP PLN 189,295 million***;
  
• In 2020, over 888,000 business entities were registered here.
  
• Warsaw Stock Exchange - the capital center of Central and Eastern Europe;
  
• Headquarters of almost half of the largest companies in Poland.

Sectors with huge potential

• Food »
  
• Construction
  
• Service, especially BPO