Poland is planning a major transport investment to modernise its railway infrastructure and increase the country’s logistics efficiency. The €39,6 billion investment will accelerate the implementation of strategic projects, contributing to both economic growth and international competitiveness.
Poland's Railway Investments and Their Strategic Importance
This major investment package will not only strengthen the country’s transportation system, but will also play a critical role in supporting major infrastructure projects such as Poland’s first nuclear power plant. The government also aims to expand its ports to increase capacity and make logistics operations more efficient.
One of the largest transport projects in Poland Centralny Port Komunikacyjny (CPK), from this budget 16,9 billion euros CPK is a large airport and transportation hub planned to be built between Warsaw and Łódź, and stands out as a large infrastructure project that also includes a railway network.
Economic Impact and Trade Volume
According to estimates, investments in railways and logistics will contribute to the Polish economy. A contribution of 2025 billion euros by 143 If infrastructure development projects progress as planned, this figure is expected to It could reach 154 billion euros.
In addition, the volume of cargo carried through the country's ports Tripled by 2030 This increase is seen as one of the cornerstones of Poland's national economic strategy.
On the other hand, one of Poland's railway companies PKP LHS, continues to invest in business expansion, anticipating the growth potential in freight transport. A significant increase in trade volume between the two countries is expected, especially after Ukraine's recovery.
Poland’s major investment in its railway infrastructure will not only contribute to the country’s economic growth, but will also help it gain a stronger position in Europe’s transport networks. With large-scale initiatives such as the CPK and port expansion projects, Poland aims to become a more competitive player in regional and international trade.
