50 Taiwanese Firms Head to Warsaw
The Taiwan Electrical and Electronic Manufacturers' Association announced in June this year that it would establish a presence in Leslav in western Poland. TEEMA said on the 13th that it will hold the 2026 TEEMA Science Park Industry Day in Poland in Warsaw on the 17th, bringing together 50 representative Taiwanese firms from the ICT, machine tool and electric vehicle sectors, including Hon Hai Technology Group, TECO Electric & Machinery, USI, Xudong Machinery and others. The event brings together key Taiwanese association partners, including the Taiwan Printed Circuit Association, the Taiwan Machine Tool builders' association, and the Taiwan Machinery Industry Association, and has invited local Polish industry organizations including the Polish National Electronics and Telecommunications Chamber, the Data Center Association, the Automation and Robotics Association and the E-mobility Development Chamber, covering electronics and telecommunications, data centers, automation and electric vehicles.
Focus on AI Data Centers and Electric Vehicles
The 50 Taiwanese firms, including Hon Hai Technology Group, TECO Electric & Machinery, USI, Xudong Machinery, XING Mobility, Qinwei International Technology, YCM and Awea Mechantronic and others, will exhibit AI data center cabinets, modular data centers, liquid-cooling technology, EV powertrain systems, immersion-cooled batteries, autonomous vehicles and precision machining equipment. Expected Polish attendees include Deputy Minister of Development and Technology Michał Jaros, Polish Investment and Trade Agency CEO Artur Osuchowski, Industrial Development Agency CEO Daniel Ryczek, and Legnica Special Economic Zone CEO Kajetan Bator, along with representatives of the Polish-Taiwanese Chamber of Commerce and local governments to help build cooperation channels.
Smart Healthcare Pavilion Debuts
Another highlight is the smart healthcare pavilion led by the Metal Industries Research and Development Centre, where Shengde Medical Technology, Intelligent Travel Technology, Jorjin and AVer Information and others will showcase smart diagnostics, medical data analytics, health care, augmented reality glasses and medical imaging equipment to promote Taiwan-Poland medical technology exchange. Through the themed exhibits, Taiwanese firms will demonstrate their medical and ICT integration capabilities and show Polish industry the technologies and solutions Taiwan can offer, expanding bilateral matching opportunities in health care.
Taiwan-Poland Forum on Resilient Cooperation
Held alongside the exhibition, the Taiwan-Poland industry dialogue forum and technical seminars will focus on resilient industrial cooperation amid global changes, highlighting Poland's manufacturing transformation and Taiwan's supply chain strengths, and exploring cooperation in AI adoption, equipment upgrades, electric vehicles and smart healthcare. Through exchanges of industry experience and application cases, the events will help Taiwanese firms grasp local demand and help Polish companies understand the technologies and solutions Taiwan can provide, supporting deeper local cooperation and European market expansion.