KITA and KBC Poland attended the gathering Yong Seok Cho, the main typical of KITA in Warsaw, Yeun Kyong Jungthe Deputy Head Representative, and Robert BułanowskiAssistant Manager. The guests presented the scope of the organization and outlined areas where they can see the possible of cooperation with Leviathan.
Confederate Leviathan represented Andrzej Rudka, board advisor and manager of the global Cooperation Department, who led the meeting, and Jacek P. Krawczyk, advisor to the Confederate president Leviathan, Jakub Safjanski, manager of the Energy and GOZ Department, Mariusz Zielonka, the chief economist of the Confederation of Leviathan and Michał Chojnacki, a specialist in the Department for global Cooperation.
Poland and Korea – a common direction
The discussion confirmed the willingness to build a sustainable partnership between the 2 organisations and focused primarily on the common presentation of priorities and exchange of views on economical relations between Poland and South Korea, including trade, investment and industrial cooperation.
Both sides stressed openness to joint initiatives and readiness to make more systematic contacts in the future. During the meeting, Mariusz Zielonka presented the current economical situation of Poland, and Jakub Safjański informed about the energy transformation in Poland and thanked the Korean side for its contribution to the decarbonisation of the Polish economy. Participants besides briefly referred to the regulatory environment and the conditions in which abroad investors operate in Poland and Korea.
The parties agreed to measure the gathering as a very good starting point for further cooperation and announced further contacts, including with the participation of the Confederate associate States concerned.
New global Cooperation Department
The gathering was already held on the first day of the activity of the recently created Department for global Cooperation, set up in accordance with the recommendations of the Leviathan Confederation strategy for the period 2026–2028. The Department is liable for non-EU global activities, including the reconstruction of Ukraine, and its work is chaired by Andrzej Rudka, assisted in substance by advisers to president Jack P. Krawczyk and Michał Chojnacki.
