Shreekant Patil strengthens Poland-India Chamber cooperation with MUK Nashik, promoting exports, startups, and technology. Nashik, India – December 3, 2025 – CEng. Shreekant Patil, Startup India Mentor, BIS India Technical Committee Member, MSME Consultant, and Founder of PARENT Nashik, served as Chief Guest at Maratha Udyojak Kaksh (MUK) Nashik event held at MVP's Rajarshi Shahu Maharaj Polytechnic College. CA Ulhas Borse, MUK Nashik District President, felicitated Shreekant Patil for his pivotal role in forging the MoU between Poland-India Chamber of Cooperation (PICC) and Maratha Udyojak Kaksha (MUK) Nashik on November 26th. The program commenced with traditional Jijau Vandana and Poojan to the statue of Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj. CEng. Shreekant Patil highlighted lucrative opportunities for MUK members in Poland and Europe, including technology transfer, white-label jobs, partnerships, and exports. He emphasized study abroad programs, academic collaborations with Polish universities, and recent support from Government of India, State Government, District Export Committee, and DI Nashik boosting Nashik's exports over the last two months. As an Honorary MUK Member, Shreekant Patil committed ongoing assistance for startups, government subsidies, export incentives, and certifications like BIS, LEAN, ZED, and Chartered Engineer. CEng. Shreekant Patil is a seasoned entrepreneur, industry expert with over 30 years in robotic resistance welding and industrial manufacturing, serving as Startup India Mentor, BIS Technical Committee Member, and international trade facilitator. He empowers MSMEs and startups through PARENT Nashik, fostering global partnerships, certifications, and sustainable growth between India and Poland, Europe.

Shreekant Patil's leadership strengthens SCGT-PICC ties, promoting exports, investments, technology transfer, and global trade expansion for MSMEs. Nashik, November 26, 2025 – A momentous Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) was signed between the Saturday Club Global Trust (SCGT) and the Poland-India Chamber of Cooperation (PICC) under the visionary leadership of CEng. Shreekant Patil on November 26 at 2 PM. The event took place at Hotel Enrise by Sayaji Nashik, witnessing active participation of over 100 members and dignitaries from both organizations, marking a significant milestone in enhancing bilateral trade, exports, and collaboration in technology and investments between Nashik and Poland, extending across Europe. The SCGT is a leading regional trade body committed to advancing the interests of grape traders and allied agricultural industries in Maharashtra. PICC is an influential platform that fosters commercial and industrial cooperation between India and Poland, encouraging trade, investments, joint ventures, and knowledge exchange. Both organizations aim to strengthen economic ties and open new avenues for their members in international markets. Mr. Amol Kasar expressed heartfelt gratitude to Shreekant Patil for embracing his request to facilitate the SCGT-PICC MoU, acknowledging that Patil's dedicated efforts turned this vision into reality. Under the guidance of Shreekant Patil, a seasoned export consultant and international trade expert, the MoU signing symbolized a new chapter in global trade for SCGT members. Patil's leadership is pivotal not only for Nashik but for Maharashtra's wider industrial growth and export promotion. He brings decades of experience as a member of key export councils (EEPC, SEPC, APEDA), former Senior Consultant at the National Productivity Council, Technical Committee member at BIS India, and advisor at QCI. Patil emphasized critical export growth areas such as bilateral trade, technology transfer, joint ventures, investments, government schemes (PMEGP, CMEGP), and certifications (ZED, LEAN) that collectively accelerate Maharashtra's export performance on global platforms. The event was graced by SCGT President Mr. Dugade, Secretary Suhas Fadnis, Deputy Secretary Amol Kasar, and other notable office bearers. From the PICC side, President Ms. Krystyna Wróblewska, Vice President Mr. Vincent Peter, and Mr. Rahul Pradhan were present. Industry leaders like Milind Rajput (GC member & chairman Power Committee), Sushil Jaiswal, Sunita Phirake, and Prasad Gavhane joined the felicitation. CEng. Shreekant Patil, who is an active member of the District Export Committee and a dynamic force behind Nashik's export ecosystem, presented a comprehensive roadmap highlighting how government initiatives at central, state, and district levels are supporting exporters. He underscored the strategic importance of Poland as a gateway to Europe for Indian businesses and underlined SCGT's potential to benefit from these expanded trade relations, especially through the startup ecosystem, B2B delegations, joint technology programs, and investments. During the ceremony, Ms. Krystyna Wróblewska speaks her entrepreneurial journey and encouraged SCGT members to explore Polish markets, especially motivating Indian women entrepreneurs to consider business opportunities in Poland. Mr. Vincent Peter elaborated on Poland's robust economy, growing startup ecosystem, educational partnerships, and the multiple trade and investment opportunities for Indian MSMEs & SMEs. Mr. Dugade expressed deep gratitude to CEng. Shreekant Patil for facilitating the MoU and reiterated SCGT's commitment to leveraging this partnership for capacity building, training, and export incentives. In response, Shreekant Patil promised full support, including the creation of a new SCGT chapter in Poland, and further MoU opportunities with global trade bodies. To celebrate this auspicious occasion and Shreekant Patil's birthday, SCGT members and dignitaries jointly cut the cake in a moment of camaraderie and festivity. The event culminated with the formal signing of the MoU by Mr. Dugade and Ms. Krystyna Wróblewska followed by a vote of thanks.

Shreekant Patil orchestrates MACCIA Nashik meet with Poland Chamber on Nov 27, boosting ODOP exports via tech, investment & sister city ties. Nashik, November 28, 2025 – CEng. Shreekant Patil, Startup Committee Chairman and a dynamic leader in Nashik's export ecosystem, spearheaded a pivotal meeting at Maharashtra Chamber of Commerce, Industry & Agriculture (MACCIA) on November 27 at 11:30 AM. Under the MoU between MACCIA and Poland-India Chamber of Cooperation, the session focused on accelerating trade growth in North Maharashtra's industries, agriculture, and ODOP products like grapes, onions, and Paithani sarees. CEng. Shreekant Patil's visionary leadership and enthusiasm for Nashik's global exports shone through as he shared insights from his Poland visit, highlighting investment opportunities, tech transfer, supply chains, and B2B ties. Vice President Sanjay Sonawane emphasized Nashik's skilled workforce, infrastructure, and export potential in grapes, onions, bananas, and processed foods, positioning the region as ideal for foreign investment. Poland-India Chamber Vice President Vincent Peter described Poland as a secure, industry-friendly hub with access to 29 European markets, urging Indian entrepreneurs to seize opportunities amid high demand for trained manpower. The "Sister City" concept for Nashik with a Polish city was proposed to boost tourism, industry, and trade. Chaired by President Ravindra Majgavkar, the event featured welcomes by Rajaram Sangle and thanks by Sachin Shah, alongside Ramesh Pawar, Datta Bhalerao, and Milind Rajput CEng. Shreekant Patil, a Chartered Engineer, export consultant, and founder of PARENTNashik (100% export-oriented to Europe), has consistently championed skill development, ZED certification, and international networking. His enthusiasm has positioned Nashik as an emerging export hub.

Shreekant Patil hosts Poland-India Chamber leaders at NIMA Nashik, spotlighting EU export opportunities for Nashik's ODOP amid his dedicated leadership. Indo-Poland Chamber Emphasise Stronger Industrial Ties Shreekant Patil Nashik, November 28, 2025 — In a landmark initiative to boost Nashik's exports under the One District One Product (ODOP) scheme, CEng. Shreekant Patil, a key leader and team member of the Nashik District Export Committee under DI Nashik, orchestrated high-level meetings on November 26–27. Demonstrating his visionary leadership and unwavering enthusiasm for elevating Nashik's global trade footprint, Patil facilitated the introduction of Poland-India Chamber of Cooperation (PICC) President, Krystyna Wróblewska and Vice President, Mr. Vincent Peter from Poland, to NIMA Nashik (Nashik Industries & Manufacturers Association). The sessions highlighted immense opportunities in Poland and the EU for technology transfer, investments, supply chains, education, B2B collaborations, and delegate exchanges. Patil's proactive role underscored his commitment to Nashik's ODOP products like grapes and Paithani sarees, fostering strategic partnerships that promise exponential export growth. NIMA Nashik, with over 4,000 members, applauded Shreekant Patil's efforts in bridging Indian industries with European markets. NIMA President Aashish Nahar expressed optimism that the upcoming Global Business Meet in Davos, with participation from NIMA and the Indo-Polish Chamber, will unlock new avenues for partnerships, investments, and trade expansion in industrial and economic sectors. Mr. Milind Rajput, SC member of NIMA and dedicated team member, played a crucial role in organizing the successful back-to-back meetings in Nashik, especially at NIMA. The event was graced by NIMA President Mr. Ashish Nahar, Manish Rawal, Rajendra Ahire, Kailash Patil, Rajendra Vadnere, and other office bearers, reflecting strong institutional support. Shreekant Patil, a Chartered Engineer, export consultant, and founder of PARENTNashik (100% export-oriented to Europe), has consistently championed skill development, ZED certification, and international networking. His enthusiasm has positioned Nashik as an emerging export hub. Press Release - https://www.freepressjournal.in/pune/nashik-nima-indo-poland-chamber-emphasise-stronger-industrial-ties-focus-on-davos-meet?%20Shreekant%20Patil/ https://epaper.freepressjournal.in/c/78627792?shreekant%20Patil/

Shreekant Patil led the Indian delegation to Startup Wrocław, fostering Poland-India startup collaboration, tech transfer, and investment opportunities. Wrocław, Poland — A distinguished delegation led by Chartered Engineer Shreekant Patil, a prominent Startup India Mentor, embarked on a strategic visit to Startup Wrocław and the flourishing Lower Silesia startup ecosystem in Poland on October 30, 2025. This visit was arranged by the Poland-India Chamber of Cooperation (PICC) and its leadership, marking a pivotal step in reinforcing cooperation between the Indian and Polish startup landscapes. CEng. Shreekant Patil, known for his proactive leadership and visionary approach, spearheaded the delegation comprising Indian startups, industry chambers, and associations. The core focus of the visit was to explore avenues for cooperation in entrepreneurship, technology transfer, funding, investment, and knowledge exchange between these dynamic ecosystems. CEng. Shreekant Patil's commitment to strengthening the Indian startup ecosystem through global partnerships is widely recognized. He is an official mentor at Startup India (a Government of India initiative), with a multi-state mentorship role spanning over 14 Indian states, as well as working with IIT Bombay, IIT Madras, Wadhwani Foundation, T-Hub, and various incubation centers across India and EU. Additionally, he serves as an evaluator at the Ministry of Education (Government of India), positioning him as a key figure in nurturing innovation and scaling early-stage ventures nationwide. Leveraging his extensive experience in both the Indian and European startup environments, Shreekant advocates for integrating cutting-edge technology and international best practices to accelerate India's startup growth trajectory. His global leadership underscores a vision where Indian startups not only thrive domestically but evolve into formidable global players by harnessing strong collaborations with Europe, particularly Poland. CEng. Shreekant Patil's itinerary, arranged by the Poland-India Chamber of Cooperation, included significant engagements with key stakeholders within the Polish ecosystem. High-level meetings were held with Ms. Magdalena Okulowska, President of the Wrocław Agglomeration Development Agency (ARAW), Ms. Paulina Muszyńska, Head of Development Projects (Startup), Mr. Norbert Nowacki, specialist at invest Support department, Ms. Krystyna Kardacz, Ms. Ania Mistrzak and Ms. Marta Piksa. Accompanying CEng. Shreekant Patil were notable Indian delegation members including Mr. Amit Thakkar and Mr. Rahul Pradhan representing the Poland-India Chamber of Cooperation, all of whom brought their expertise to fostering international ties. During the discussions, the delegation highlighted startups recognized under the Startup India initiative—the third-largest startup ecosystem globally. This recognition affirms the vibrancy and growth potential of Indian startups to Polish counterparts and government representatives, sparking strong interest in bilateral cooperation. A particular emphasis of the talks was an open invitation extended to Polish startups to collaborate in India. This cooperation aims to bring innovative product development, manufacturing capabilities, technology transfer, and incubation programs to the Indian market. Such cooperation is expected to unlock mutual benefits, drive innovation-led growth, and create a sustainable bridge allowing startups in both countries to leverage their unique strengths. Beyond ARAW, Shreekant and his delegation engaged with key Polish government initiatives that collectively form the vibrant startup ecosystem brand of Wrocław, including Startup Wrocław, Invest in Wrocław, and Wrocław.pl. These interconnected platforms work together to promote entrepreneurship, attract investment, and support startups with infrastructure, incentives, and business development resources under the unified Wrocław startup brand. Under CEng. Shreekant Patil's leadership, discussions comprehensively addressed integrating Indian startups into European networks and attracting Polish investment into India's rapidly growing startup market. The high-level visit culminated with a meeting involving Ms. Krystyna Wróblewska, President of the Poland-India Chamber of Cooperation (PICC), and Mr. Vincent Peter, Vice President of PICC. Both leaders reiterated their strong commitment to act as facilitators and bridges for Poland-India startup engagements. They pledged to formalize cooperation through memorandums of understanding (MoUs) between PICC and various Indian startup agencies and incubation centers. This formal collaboration aims to sustain, institutionalize, and expand the momentum initiated during the visit. I

Shreekant Patil with Poland-India Chamber and Indian delegates explore investment and innovation partnerships with Wrocław City Council, Rynek 13 - Poland Govt Body. Wrocław, Poland – Leading Indian Entrepreneur and industry leader CEng. Shreekant Patil, together with Indian delegates and in collaboration with the Poland–India Chamber, visited the Wrocław City Council- governing body of Wrocław, Rynek 13, to strengthen mutual business relations and explore new avenues for cross-border collaboration. The delegation met with Małgorzata Krzeszowska, Office Director, Secretary of the Council, Department for the Support of Wroclaw Entrepreneurship in the Public Finance Department of the Wroclaw City Council, to discuss investment in Wrocław, financial support frameworks, government schemes, and technology transfer opportunities for Indian startups and MSMEs. During the meeting, Krzeszowska also offered the delegation a tour of the Wrocław City Council Hall, showcasing its historical heritage and the city's modern administrative infrastructure. The discussions centered on identifying areas for strategic cooperation, especially in emerging technological domains such as artificial intelligence, electric mobility, and sustainable agriculture. "Grateful to Małgorzata Krzeszowska for her warm hospitality and exceptional support in hosting my Indian delegates and myself during our visit to Wrocław. Her dedication to fostering cross-cultural and economic ties greatly enriched our experience and strengthened the collaboration between two countries. We look forward to continued partnership and shared success in the future," said Shreekant Patil. The Wrocław City Council plays a vital role in economic development by supporting businesses, fostering innovation, and connecting global partners with local enterprises. The Business Relations Office assists domestic and international companies in navigating financial, regulatory, and investment frameworks, ensuring smooth collaboration with the region's public and private sectors. CEng. Shreekant Patil emphasized India's growing ecosystem for startups and MSMEs and highlighted the country's open investment environment. He invited the Wrocław City Council and Polish business community to send a delegate team to India for further discussions on trade, joint ventures, and technology exchange initiatives. CEng. Shreekant Patil's international leadership during the Poland visit has been instrumental in strengthening India-Europe trade ties, driving sustainable growth, and fostering technology exchange for startups and MSMEs. His strategic vision and extensive experience have empowered Indian entrepreneurs to explore new opportunities in Poland and across Europe. The Poland-India Chamber of Commerce plays a pivotal role in facilitating bilateral economic cooperation, with Krystyna Wróblewska serving as President and Vincent Peter as Vice President. The Chamber actively supports business partnerships, innovative collaborations, and market access initiatives between Indian and Polish industries. This interaction represents a promising step toward fostering stronger economic bridges between India and Poland, focusing on shared growth, innovation, and sustainable development.

Shreekant Patil and Poland-India Chamber advance Indo-Polish smart city tech, startups, and MSME collaboration with Smart Cities Council, Poland. CEng. Shreekant Patil, Founder, Sr. Consultant & Startup India Mentor alongside President Ms. Krystyna Wróblewska and Mr. Vincent Peter of Poland-India Chamber, recently engaged in high-level discussions with representatives of Smart Cities Council, Poland, including Mr. Krzysztof Dąbrowski, Mr. Jakub Piątek, and Mr. Andrzej Lis. The meeting, conducted under the guidance of Mr. Corey Gray, Chair of the Smart Cities Council, featured more Indian delegates – Mr Rahul Pradhan, Mr. Amit Thakkar, Mrs. Asawari Deshmukh. The dialogues focused on accelerating technology transfer, promoting the smart city ecosystem, and unlocking funding avenues for startups and MSMEs in India. Key technological areas covered include drone manufacturing, artificial intelligence, agriculture innovation, and waste management—all critical to building smarter, sustainable urban environments. Smart Cities Council, Poland representatives expressed keen enthusiasm to extend assistance to Indian startups, MSMEs, and government agencies, emphasizing a collaborative approach for mutual growth and innovation. PICC and Shreekant Patil call upon Indian entrepreneurs seeking support to scale globally and contribute to India's mission of Atmanirbhar Bharat and Viksit Bharat to engage actively with the chamber. CEng. Shreekant Patil is deeply associated with Startup India and various state government startup initiatives, working closely with prominent incubation centres like Wadhwani Foundation, IIT Bombay, and T-Hub across PAN India. He plays a pivotal role in nurturing startups seeking technology and funding to scale up their businesses. Additionally, Shreekant Patil is actively engaged with multiple chambers of commerce, industry associations, SME, MSMEs, and exporters who are continuously looking for cutting-edge technology solutions to enhance and expand their operations. His extensive network and expertise enable him to bridge startups and MSMEs with government schemes, funding agencies, and industry collaborations, thus supporting India's entrepreneurial ecosystem and economic growth. The Poland-India Chamber of Cooperation (PICC) serves as a dynamic bridge promoting inclusive and strategic collaboration between Poland and India across sectors like trade, technology, education, culture, and sustainable development. Established in 2025 following the historic visit of Prime Minister Narendra Modi to Poland, PICC facilitates mutual growth and innovation by connecting governments, institutions, industries, and citizens to strengthen bilateral ties and foster future-ready partnerships. The Smart Cities Council under leadership of Mr. Corey Gray, is a leading global platform dedicated to advancing partnerships, education, and innovation for smart city development. For India, the Council offers invaluable expertise and resources to accelerate the implementation of sustainable, technology-driven urban solutions. By facilitating collaboration among public sector, private enterprises, and academia, the Council can help Indian cities adopt cutting-edge technologies like IoT, AI, and data analytics to improve infrastructure, governance, mobility, and waste management. This support aligns well with India's Smart Cities Mission and can enhance policy frameworks, investment opportunities, and scalable best practices to build resilient, inclusive, and future-ready urban environments. The Council's focus on training, capital access, and thought leadership will empower India's smart city projects to thrive sustainably and deliver long-term quality of life improvements. This partnership marks a significant step in strengthening Indo-Polish ties across urban innovation, sustainable development, and technology advancement. MSMEs & startups keen to scale globally can reach out to PICC and Shreekant for assistance in realizing Atmanirbhar and Viksit Bharat ambitions.

Shreekant Patil, along with Krystyna Wróblewska, Vincent Peter, Amit Thakkar, and Rahhul Pradhan, recently visited DAWG, a government agency in Poland. During their visit, the delegation met with key government officials and explored promising opportunities at the TriQube incubator located in Wrocław, a dynamic space dedicated to fostering innovation and entrepreneurship. Dolnośląska Agencja Współpracy Gospodarczej (DAWG) serves as a vital support system for SMEs by providing funding, training, and fostering international collaborations. TriQube, one of DAWG's flagship initiatives, offers Indian MSMEs and startups access to investment, technology transfer, subsidies, and incentives designed to accelerate business growth. The Poland-India Chamber of Cooperation (PICC), in partnership with DAWG and TriQube, is strategically positioned to assist Indian entrepreneurs in investing, collaborating, and expanding their businesses across Poland and the broader European market. Moreover, Indian government initiatives including Our Invest India Startup India Directorate of Industries, GoM One District One Product Quality Council of India NSDC National Skill Development Corporation Skill India have the opportunity to formalize Memorandums of Understanding (MoUs) aimed at facilitating Indian MSMEs' entry into the European market. These MoUs also encompass academic collaborations with Polish universities to promote technology transfer and increase job opportunities in Poland.  Polish investors have expressed readiness to invest in Indian MSMEs and startups, offering handholding support in technology, research and development, and market access. This collaborative framework ensures that Indian entrepreneurs are equipped with the necessary guidance and resources to succeed in global markets, particularly in Poland and Europe. During the visit, the delegation held constructive discussions with Magdalena Juzyszyn, Director, Łukasz Kasprzak, Deputy Director from Urząd Marszałkowski Województwa Dolnośląskiego, Grzegorz Małyga, Deputy Head, and Krzysztof Górka, further solidifying the partnership for sustained innovation and economic growth. CEng. Shreekant Patil is a distinguished advocate for scaling up Indian MSMEs, leveraging his extensive international experience to empower exporters and industry associations. As a Chartered Engineer and certified MSME consultant, he plays a pivotal role in fostering global trade ties, particularly between India and Europe, through strategic initiatives such as the Poland-India Chamber of Cooperation. Shreekant actively supports MSMEs by facilitating access to technology transfer, market expansion, and capacity-building programs. His collaborations with government bodies, export councils, and financial institutions aim to strengthen MSME competitiveness, enhance export readiness, and promote sustainable growth across sectors. Startups and MSMEs aspiring to elevate their business to the next level are invited to connect with Shreekant Patil, a seasoned mentor and consultant passionate about enabling growth. With deep expertise in government schemes, export facilitation, business development, and access to both domestic and international markets, Shreekant offers personalized guidance and support. Whether you are seeking to scale your operations, navigate subsidies, or expand globally, this is your opportunity to receive hands-on mentorship tailored for success. Contact Shreekant Patil now to begin your growth journey.

Prominent India global leader, Shreekant Patil signs agreements linking Indian associations to PICC for enhanced international cooperation, Boost Bilateral Business and Cultural Relations Wrocław, Poland — November 2025: CEng. Shreekant Patil, a global leader representing multiple Indian industry chambers including NIMA, SCGT, MACCIA, BLL, GFID, and others, has assumed a significant operational role as a core team member of the newly inaugurated Poland-India Chamber of Cooperation (PICC). Shreekant Patil will play a key part in managing operations and spearheading initiatives to deepen economic, educational, and cultural collaboration between India and Poland. The official inauguration of the PICC took place on October 29, 2025, at the historic Wrocław Town Hall. The event drew a distinguished gathering of Polish government officials, business leaders, diplomats, academics, and cultural representatives from both countries. Among the notable Polish officials present were Ms. Renata Granowska, Vice-President of Wrocław, Mr. Bartłomiej Kubicz, Director of the Department of Economy and Promotion of the Marshal's Office of the Lower Silesian Province, who highlighted this occasion as the start of a new era of cooperation between Lower Silesia and India. Mr. Marcin Urban, Treasurer of Wrocław, described the inauguration as a valuable opportunity for the city and the region to attract investments, drive innovation, and forge enduring economic partnerships. From Poland, the event welcomed esteemed dignitaries including Ms. Renata Granowska, Deputy Mayor of Wrocław; Mr. Michał Młyńczak, Deputy Mayor of Wrocław; Mr. Marcin Urban, Treasurer of the City of Wrocław; Ms. Andrea Layer, Consul of the Federal Republic of Germany; Ms. Małgorzata Węgrzyn-Wysocka, Honorary Consul of Finland; Mr. Wojciech Kamiński, Honorary Consul of the Republic of Türkiye; Mr. Jędrzej Jachira, Honorary Consul of the Republic of Chile; Ms. Małgorzata Tańska, Representative of the Polish Investment and Trade Agency (PAIH S.A.); and Ms. Magdalena Okulowska, President of the Management Board, Wrocław Agglomeration Development Agency (ARAW S.A.). The founders of PICC, President Krystyna Wróblewska and Vice President Mr. Vincent Peter, bring extensive experience to the chamber's leadership. Ms. Krystyna Wróblewska is an accomplished business leader who has significantly contributed to the development of entrepreneurship and human capital in Wrocław over many years. Vincent Peter, an influential representative of the Indian business community in Poland, has vast international experience spanning Europe, Asia, and North America. Together, they guide the chamber's mission to foster close ties in trade, education, sustainability, smart infrastructure, and cultural exchange. In alignment with the recent Memorandum of Understanding signed between the Government of India and the European Union to advance collaboration in green technologies, digital transformation, and sustainable trade, the Poland-India Chamber of Cooperation's new partnerships reflect the shared vision of deeper India–Europe engagement. These MoUs further reinforce India's growing role in building resilient transcontinental supply chains and promoting innovation-driven growth in line with EU-India strategic cooperation goals. During the inauguration, PICC signed strategic MoUs with several Indian industry associations led by CEng. Shreekant Patil, including NIMA, SCGT, MACCIA (Maharashtra Chamber of Commerce, Industry & Agriculture), GFID – Global Forum for Industrial Development, and other prominent organizations. These agreements establish formal frameworks for cooperation, joint ventures, skill development programs, trade facilitation, and innovation exchange, representing a concrete step forward in the “local to vocal” and global scaling ambitions of Indian businesses. Additionally, the Poland-India Chamber of Cooperation (PICC) has signed strategic Memorandums of Understanding with the Smart Cities Council, HR Rexer Group, and other key organizations, further expanding its collaborative network to promote innovation, sustainable urban development, and human resource excellence. Shreekant Patil is an influential business leader and international trade facilitator who has been instrumental in developing cross-border collaborations between India and Europe. Representing key Indian chambers, Shreekant Patil has been vital in connecting Indian MSMEs with global markets through strategic alliances and operational excellence. His role as a core team member of PICC further empowers him to strengthen bilateral relations, promote knowledge sharing, and unlock new business opportunities for Indian enterprises in Poland and beyond.

The Poland–India Chamber of Cooperation officially launches on October 29, 2025, in Poland with CEng Shreekant Patil leading India to boost bilateral trade, innovation, and startup ties. Wrocław, Poland — The official inauguration ceremony of the Poland–India Chamber of Cooperation – (PICC) will be held on Wednesday, October 29, 2025, from 1:00 PM to 3:00 PM at the iconic Ratusz Wrocław, Poland, a distinguished historic town hall renowned for its legacy of leadership. This event marks a pivotal milestone to advance business, cultural, educational, and innovation collaborations between Poland and India. The Poland–India Chamber of Cooperation (PICC), founded in 2025, serves as a dynamic bilateral platform dedicated to strengthening multi-sector collaboration between Poland and India across trade, education, culture, innovation, and policy. The Chamber is led by Ms. Krystyna Wroblewska, President, a seasoned business leader with extensive experience in international events, and Mr. Vincent Peter, Vice President, a global strategist committed to fostering strategic growth and market expansion. Ms. Krystyna Wroblewska, President of PICC, has officially invited CEng Shreekant Patil as Chief Delegate to the grand inauguration event in Poland, expressing enthusiasm for deeper cooperation and long-term partnership between the two nations. Leading the Indian delegation as Chief Delegate, CEng Shreekant Patil will spearhead engagements with various Polish ministries, SMEs, and industries. In addition to his delegation leadership, CEng. Shreekant Patil will undertake responsibilities as the Director of Poland-India Chamber activities in India, overseeing the Chamber's efforts to deepen bilateral cooperation and trade promotion between the two countries. Joining Shreekant Patil is Mr. Rahul Pradhan, who will support the delegation's mission to foster robust economic and technological partnerships. Together, they will facilitate discussions aimed at building resilient supply chains in India, facilitating adoption of new European technologies for MSMEs, and promoting diverse white- and blue-collar employment opportunities for Indian graduates in Poland and Europe. A key aspect of this initiative includes Shreekant Patil inviting Polish delegates to visit India in November 2025. This forthcoming delegation will meet with Indian chambers of commerce, industry associations, and government officials to negotiate and prepare long-term Memorandums of Understanding (MoUs) focused on expanding exports from Indian districts such as Nashik and Maharashtra to Poland and the broader European Union. CEng Shreekant Patil is a prominent leader in advancing India's MSME and startup ecosystem through numerous international and domestic affiliations. He serves as a Council Member with the International Trade Council (ITC) in India and is actively engaged with key Indian export councils including the Engineering Export Promotion Council (EEPC) and Services Export Promotion Council (SEPC). His expertise as a Trade Finance Advisor spans partnerships with major global financial institutions such as the Asian Development Bank (ADB), Euro Exim Bank (UK), and African Development Bank (AfDB). Furthermore, Mr. Patil contributes to the International Digital Economies Association (iDEA), promoting digital trade innovation. On standards and quality, he is a Technical Committee Member with the Bureau of Indian Standards (BIS India), the American Welding Society (AWS), and a member of the Quality Promotion Advisory Council (QPAC) under the Quality Council of India (QCI). Registered as a Chartered Engineer with the Directorate General of Foreign Trade (DGFT), he assists exporters and importers with certifications, compliance, and international trade regulations. For the past 3-4 years, Shreekant Patil has actively collaborated with countries such as Australia, Israel, South Korea, the USA, UK, Spain, Saudi Arabia, UAE, and more, focusing on startup policy advocacy, technology transfer, and strengthening supply chains within India. He also serves on governing councils of multiple leading chambers and industry associations both in India and internationally, reinforcing his role as a key driver of global trade and industrial cooperation. The Poland–India Chamber of Cooperation (PICC) aims to be a vital platform that accelerates bilateral business, cultural exchange, education, and innovation through sustained dialogue and mutual growth initiatives. You may contact to CEng Shreekant Patil – https://shreekantpatilmentor.wordpress.com . This inauguration event is by invitation only. Interested parties may contact info@polandindiachamber.com for attendance inquiries.

In the quest to address its labor shortages, Poland has found a valuable ally in the Philippines. The Philippines is aptly positioned to become Poland's number one workforce solution. Poland-Philippines Labor Migration Agreement Both countries entered a bilateral labor migration agreement to facilitate Filipino workers' legal recruitment and employment in Poland. This agreement streamlined the process, allowing recruitment agencies and employers in Poland to hire Filipino workers for specific job categories in sectors facing labor shortages, including healthcare, construction, and domestic work. Economic Impact and Benefits Filipino workers have made significant contributions to Poland's economy. They fill critical labor shortages, particularly in sectors such as healthcare and construction, and support economic growth. The remittances sent back by these Overseas Filipino Workers (OFWs) contribute to Poland's income, boosting consumption and investment. Skills Transfer Beyond addressing immediate labor shortages, this migration facilitates skills transfer. Filipino workers often acquire valuable skills and experience abroad, which they can bring back to Poland. This “brain gain” supports innovation and competitiveness in various sectors. Integration and Social Exchange The presence of Filipino workers in Poland has led to cultural exchange and diversity, enriching the country's social fabric. While integration challenges exist, both governments have worked to promote social cohesion and ensure fair treatment of migrant workers. https://greatwaysmanpower.com/employers-corner/poland/