Today, the Polish insurance market is customer-driven with companies providing high-value customer support, better protection and improved delivery of services.

In 2012, major European insurance company Talanx Group and Meiji Yasuda Life Co., one of Japan’s oldest and largest life insurers, became Warta’s main shareholders and in the past six years, Warta has grown substantially. The firm has achieved double-digit growth for the last three years and in 2017, its non-life business grew by 24 percent. Parkot attributes Warta’s growth to the firm’s focus on quality and innovation.

“Warta has comprehensive investment programs geared toward innovation across all business lines,” said Parkot. “We have an average of 50 projects per year and we cooperate closely with many intermediaries to bring these projects to fruition.”

Warta manages approximately 600,000 claims a year through its state-of-the-art system, which utilizes big data, cloud computing and advanced machine learning tools.

“Poland is a modern and open country with a young, skilled, engaged and hardworking workforce,” concluded Parkot. “We are constantly adapting to the modern world and the country has become an attractive investment destination. The next generation has a great deal to look forward to and our relationship with Japan will undoubtedly continue to thrive.”

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Twice a decade, the theater hosts the prestigious International Chopin Piano Competition, where many outstanding pianists from Japan have won awards. The Opera’s ballet company currently has five Japanese dancers, including the principal dancer Yuka Ebihara.

Based on the works of the 15th century Noh play-master Zeami, “Matsukaze” is an opera by Japanese composer Toshio Hosokawa that proved to be one of the theater’s most successful productions last year.

Teatr Wielki is proud to be involved in the celebrations marking Poland’s 100 years of independence. Productions include “Notre Chopin,” a two-part ballet program, and “Manru,” an opera written by the renowned Polish pianist and a great champion of Polish independence, Ignacy Jan Paderewski.

This December, the Polish National Opera will put on “King Roger” by Karol Szymanowski. Conducted by Kazushi Ono, the coproduction will also travel to Tokyo, Japan.

“Next year, we will celebrate the bicentennial of Stanisław Moniuszko, the father of Polish opera who, like Chopin, is one of the most important Polish romantic artists,” said Dąbrowski.

“We invite the world to experience our productions and enjoy Poland’s rich, national heritage and culture, and to share in our country’s appreciation for the arts.”

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The company has built a strong reputation in Poland by offering a full-range of products and services for passenger cars and commercial vehicles and now manages a fleet of over 10,000 vehicles.

The integration with PCL means Hitachi Capital Polska has also become a leader in the electro-mobility (e-mobility) automotive sector. The company plans to expand its products and services and has plans to deliver ‘e-mobility’ solutions along with other mobility products to clients across the country.

“At Hitachi Capital Polska our people are highly competent and enthusiastic and focus on understanding clients’ business needs and providing fleet solutions that are optimal. We take into account: total cost, safety, environmental, reliability and customer satisfaction. Our goal is to understand and support our clients and enhance their own business through our activities. In doing so, we operate the highest standards of business practice based on integrity, transparency, shared goals and professionalism. We do not stand still and are committed to continual improvement and expansion of our innovative solutions. The combination of our long-term strategy and our respect for people has enabled Hitachi Capital Polska to create a reputation as a trusted partner to our customers through best in class-service,” said Eric Van Vliet, CEO and President of the board.

“We do business in an honest way and remain committed to developing strong relationships with all of our clients,” concluded Toru Tanigami, Board Member of Hitachi Capital Polska.

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“Our latest and largest project to date, “Dark Souls Remastered,” is a critically acclaimed game created by Japan’s FromSoftware and published by Bandai-Namco. We are honored to have created a remastered version of this cult classic,” added Ziajka.

QLOC has co-developed “Street Fighter 4 Ultra” for PC, Play Station 3, Xbox, Xbox360 and Taito machines with Capcom. Clients are also engaging QLOC to prepare games for Nintendo Switch.

“Cooperation with our clients in Japan is smooth as it is handled by native Japanese employees in QLOC,” added Piesiak Just 10 years since its establishment, QLOC plans to expand its global presence with offices in the United States and in Japan by early 2020.

“The Japanese market is very important to us. We are opening an office in Tokyo to be closer to our clients and we look forward to providing them with our first-class service and support,” concluded Piesiak.

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“With our strong connections to the Polish business community and our comprehensive understanding of the Polish economy, we are in a strong position to guide our Japanese clients.”

Polish companies continue to reach out to international markets and are recognizing the importance of the Japanese market.

Comarch, a Polish information technology solutions provider, recently established a Tokyo office and Poland’s national airline, LOT Polish Airlines, opened a direct flight between Warsaw and Tokyo.

“We firmly believe in Poland’s ability to become a leading global economy,” said Kochański. “As we build on our firm’s reputation, we will fully intend to further strengthen our relationships with our Japanese friends.”

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