Poland’s journey from post-communist economic hardship to a prominent role on the global stage has drawn widespread attention, particularly as it positions itself near the G20 summit. Once reliant on food rations and struggling with industrial decline in the late 20th century, the nation has undergone a significant turnaround. Over the past three decades, consistent policy reforms, integration with the European Union, and strong domestic demand have fueled sustained growth. Its economy avoided recession during the global financial crisis of 2008, a rare feat among European nations. Today, Poland boasts a diversified industrial base, rising foreign investment, and increasing influence in regional affairs. Analysts describe this evolution as one of the most successful transitions in Eastern Europe, driven by market liberalization and strategic public spending. As it engages more deeply with international forums, the country is being recognized not just for resilience, but for long-term economic planning that has lifted millions out of poverty.
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From rations to G20’s doorstep: Poland savours economic ‘miracle’
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