About BPCCI

A non-profit association of Bulgarian and Polish companies, working since 2013 for trade between the two countries.
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Rila Monastery seen from Malyovitsa peak
The Royal Castle and Old Town in Warsaw at sunset

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Our purpose

The Bulgarian-Polish Chamber of Commerce and Industry promotes and supports trade and economic relations between the Republic of Bulgaria and the Republic of Poland, represents and protects its members' economic interests, and offers services that serve these aims.

Sofia rooftops at dusk
BulgariaSofia
Warsaw at night
PolandWarsaw

What we do

From the first market question to the signed contract.

Audience at a business conference

01

Business contacts

Business missions, B2B meetings, forums and trade fairs that put Bulgarian and Polish companies in the same room.

02

Market information

Research on bilateral trade: sales, supply, cooperation and investment opportunities in both countries.

03

Investment conditions

Work to improve the framework for investment and business, especially for small and medium-sized companies.

04

Representation

Defending members' interests before Bulgarian and Polish ministries and institutions, and giving opinions on draft legislation.

05

Cooperation

Joint work with other chambers, the Polish Embassy in Sofia and organisations in both countries.

Two people shaking hands across a meeting table
Office towers in central Warsaw

Our vision

A Bulgarian company should find a Polish partner as easily as one in Plovdiv, and a Polish company should feel at home in Sofia.

Our story

BPCCI was registered in 2013 by Bulgarian and Polish entrepreneurs. Since then it has signed cooperation agreements with the Bulgarian Chamber of Commerce and Industry and the Sofia Chamber of Commerce, organised economic missions to Warsaw and Sofia, and represented its members at fairs, congresses and conferences in both countries.

A house in Plovdiv Old Town

Management

The chamber is run by a board elected by the general assembly of members.

Secretary of the chamber: Kremena Mihajlova

How we work

The statute lists how the chamber pursues its purpose. These are the nine means.

  1. Container ships at a cargo port

    01

    Studying bilateral trade

    Researching sales, supply, cooperation and investment opportunities in both countries.

  2. An empty boardroom table

    02

    Working with other chambers

    Cooperating with chambers, organisations and institutions in Bulgaria and Poland.

  3. Office towers in central Warsaw

    03

    Better conditions for investment

    Helping to improve the framework for business, especially for small and medium-sized companies.

  4. A busy exhibition hall with stands

    04

    Entering new markets

    Supporting new economic relations and entry into markets at home and abroad.

  5. Two people shaking hands across a meeting table

    05

    Negotiations and deals

    Supporting members when they negotiate and sign contracts.

  6. Chairs around a conference table

    06

    Working groups

    Taking part in working groups of public authorities and institutions.

  7. The National Assembly building in Sofia

    07

    Opinions on legislation

    Preparing opinions and proposals on changes to Bulgarian legislation.

  8. A speaker leading a seminar

    08

    Publications

    Publishing on economic developments that matter to members.

  9. Sofia from above

    09

    Representing members

    Protecting the interests of companies in bilateral trade before Bulgarian and Polish ministries and institutions.

Warsaw at night

Membership

Companies and individuals from Bulgaria, Poland and other countries can join. Membership takes three steps.

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  1. 1Download the application form
  2. 2Fill it in and sign it
  3. 3Post it or email a scan to office@bpcci.bg

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