Ukrainians added 2.7% to Poland’s GDP in 2024 – Foreign Ministry
Poland’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs has published data on the occasion of Ukraine’s Independence Day showing how Ukrainians who found refuge in the country are contributing to its economy.
According to the Polish Foreign Ministry, Ukrainians added 2.7% to Poland's GDP in 2024. This contribution resulted from the employment rate among Ukrainians standing at 78% in the same year. The ministry highlighted that these statistics represent not only refuge but also active participation in Poland's economic development. As of now, there are 966,000 Ukrainians officially employed in Poland.
In recent years, these individuals have established over 100,000 businesses, with one in every ten new enterprises in Poland originating from Ukrainians. The ministry emphasized the strong relationship between Ukraine and Poland, stating that they are not merely neighbors but are collectively constructing a brighter future. The Polish Foreign Ministry also pointed out that Ukraine and Poland are building a stronger future together.
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