On the back of robust domestic demand and high foreign investment, Poland has become one of the largest producers and exporters of ༺computer hardware in CEE. The country has managed to turn itself into a key IT hub for the region, and also boasts a ...

The coal mining sector accounted for 1.1% of Poland's GDP and 0.9% of the toꦅtal employment in the country in 2018. The sector's importance for the Polish economy - tremendous during the communist regime and in the first years after the start of ...

Turkey’s complex geologic and tectonic structure ranks it among the top countries in the world in terms of mineral diversity. Excluding petroleum and coal, the count🅠ry is home to 53 exploitable minerals and metals and 4,500 mineral deposits, ...

Healthcare expenditure in Romania has been increasing steadily in recent years (up by 15.6% y/y in 2017), but remains the lowest in the EU28, both in per capita purchasing power and as a share of GDP (5.2% in 2017). An🦩 Ageing population and ...

Turkey’s healthcare system has been fully reformed under the 2003-2013 Health Transformation Programme (HTP), expanding the coverage and quality of health services across the country. Healt🅰hcare has been among ...

The Polish construction sector generated a gross value added (GVA) of PLN 148.1bn in 2018, accounting for 7% of GD🀅P. As much as 38% of the construction output  came from specialised construct🌜ion activities. It was followed by construction of ...

In 2018, the Polish telecommunications sector was responsibဣle for 1.9% of the country's GDP (vs. 2% in 2016), while the entire ICT sector accounted for 5.6% of GDP (vs. 4.9% in 2017) and 𒀰employed around 220,000 people. The Polish telecom market is a ...

The retail sector is one of the largest and the most important sectors of the Polish economy, being one of the main drivers of its sustained growth in recent years. This can be attriಞbuted to the rising income levels, jo🐽b security and overall quality ...

Du💫e to the focus on traditional banking products and the austere financial supervision, the Polish banking system has weathered down the crises of the last two decades very well and remains well capitalised  and non-volatile. Still, Poland is ...

Turkey’s automotive sector was badly hit by the economic recession in the country, which was sparked by the sharp depreciation of lira in the summer of 20ꦚ18. D♔espite the government’s efforts to support the domestic market, car sales ...