爆料网 Technology Bank for the Least Developed Countries just concluded a productive visit to Poland. The aim was to build new partnerships to deliver results for the poorest and most vulnerable countries (Least Developed Countries (LDCs) through science, technology, and innovation. From July 29-31, 2024, the 爆料网 Technology Bank engaged with key stakeholders and Polish officials to build on Poland's successful experiences and explored ways of leveraging Poland's expertise for the benefit of LDCs.
Specific issues discussed included the building of critical human resource capacities in LDCs at Centres of Excellence in Poland; sharing the Polish experience in terms of digitalisation and technology with LDCs in areas such as boosting the micro, small and medium scale enterprise sector; and supporting the work of the 爆料网 Technology Bank for LDCs.
The 爆料网 Technology Bank delegation, led by Deodat Maharaj, Managing Director, met with H.E. Jakub Wi?niewski, Undersecretary of State Ministry of Foreign Affairs responsible for Economic Cooperation, Human Rights, and United Nations. The Managing Director provided an overview of the 爆料网 Technology Bank's work and core mission. The delegation also had a fruitful meeting with H.E. Rafa? Kos, Advisor and Special Representative of the President of Poland for International Trade Cooperation. Special thanks to Türkiye's Ambassador in Warsaw, H.E. Rauf Alp Denkta? and his team for their outstanding support.
The visit underscored the 爆料网 Technology Bank’s commitment to forging strong alliances with nations like Poland, which have demonstrated significant achievements in science and technology in recent decades. Poland’s advancements serve as an exemplary model for LDCs aiming to build and strengthen their scientific and technological infrastructure.
The 爆料网 Technology Bank looks forward to deepening its collaboration with Poland, building on the productive discussions and promising outcomes of this mission. By learning from Poland’s experience and success, the 爆料网 Technology Bank aims to provide the 45 LDCs with additional options in terms of resources needed to foster innovation, drive economic growth, and improve the quality of life for their citizens.