CONFINDUSTRIA IN ITALY

In Italy, Confindustria is the leading association representing manufacturing and service companies, with over 150,000 small, medium, and large enterprises voluntarily joining its ranks, employing a total of over 5 million workers.

The association’s mission is to support the role of businesses as the driving force behind the country’s economic, social, and civic growth. In this regard, it defines common courses of action and shares—while respecting the autonomy and influence of individual entities — its goals and initiatives with the business and financial world, national, European, and international institutions, public administration, social partners, culture and science, science and technology, politics, the media, and civil society.

Confindustria’s value system is based on a unified, coherent, and strategic representation of business interests, an associative identity grounded in the free market, the central role of entrepreneurship and the enterprise, responsibility, and sustainable development.

These values stem from the principle of legality and adherence to association rules, from responsibility as an essential element at every level (associational, entrepreneurial, and institutional), and from ethics and transparency, without which the development of healthy economic activity and a free and informed civil society is impossible.

CONFINDUSTRIA POLONIA

Recognizing and fully embracing Confindustria’s mission and values, Confindustria Polonia is an association supporting Italian entrepreneurs operating in Poland.

Poland has established strong ties with Italy and is home to a significant presence of Italian companies, with over 2,500 firms whose share capital was contributed by Italian partners.

Trade between Italy and Poland exceeds 37 billion euros annually.

Our goal is to support, advise, and defend the interests of Italian companies within the Polish business community. Confindustria Polonia’s activities include:

supporting the Italian System in Poland,
promoting the excellence of Italian entrepreneurship,
promoting business opportunities in the local market,
supporting opportunities for industrial partnerships in the region,
facilitating trade relations and cooperation among members,
participating in trade fairs and events of general or specific importance,
organizing networking events,
organizing seminars and conferences on topics of strategic importance,
providing information on the political and economic situation,
disseminating local legal, commercial, and tax regulations.
Confindustria Polonia, as a member of Confindustria Est Europa, provides its members with access to a network of established organizations in 11 other Eastern European countries, bringing together over 1,000 Italian companies that have chosen to conduct and expand their business operations in Eastern Europe.