Poland leads Eastern Europe’s nearshoring gains
By DW
05 June 2023 |
10:42 am
Central and Eastern Europe has emerged as a popular nearshoring destination globally after the pandemic and war in Ukraine, with Poland benefiting the most. Experts say there is no reason it cannot last.
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