Ernst and Young, one of the world’s leading companies in providing professional consultancy services, shows in their cyclical survey “The attractiveness of investment in Europe in 2007” Poland as one of the most attractive investment destination for foreign investors in Europe and in the world.

According to that survey, currently Poland is taking on the seventh place in the world. Prime position is taken by China and the USA while among European nations first place is taken by Germany and Great Britain.
Poland is unquestionably the leader among the countries from Central and Eastern Europe.

For the second consecutive year, Poland is the leader in terms of new work places. In 2006, 31,115 new jobs came into being, which is a somewhat weaker figure than that of 2005 (37,745), however Poland still exceeds all other European countries in this field.

Investors want to continue their trading activities in Europe, and the country most often mentioned for locating future investments is Germany. Poland is in second place, as it was last year. Over 70% of those questioned are certain of the future improvement in the image of Central Europe, which is very positive information.