We hosted a group of students and organizers from HELMo University College in Li\u00e8ge as part of the international Trade Mission 2026. The event involved 117 participants, creating an environment focused on cooperation and professional development. The program began with an introduction to the city. On the first day, participants took part in a guided walk through the center of Warsaw and the Old Town. Our Welcome Team coordinated the tour. This support helped guests become familiar with the city and establish contacts in informal conditions.<\/p>\n
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On Monday, 9 March, project coordinators from Belgium met with the authorities of VIZJA University. The meeting allowed for institutional exchange and discussion of current cooperation. The talks focused on strengthening academic partnerships between the two universities.<\/p>\n
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The Trade Fair was the central part of the initiative, preceded by several days of preparation. During this time, students from Belgium developed projects concerning companies operating in Poland. The work covered sectors such as construction, food, sport, engineering, architecture, environment, luxury goods, ICT, automotive, pharmacy, and solar energy. The analysis also included the agri-food and technology industries. Each team conducted market research and prepared presentations for specific enterprises.<\/p>\n
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Belgian participants worked with volunteers from the School of Business at VIZJA University in Warsaw and the Andrzej Frycz Modrzewski Krakow University. These students assisted in communication with Polish companies, specifically with translations and clarifying expectations. Their involvement ensured coordination between the parties. The participation of volunteers also allowed for the transfer of knowledge about the local market.<\/p>\n
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The project ended with the Trade Fair, where students presented their analysis results to interested entities. The Ambassador of Belgium to Poland attended the event and viewed the work of all groups. This stage allowed participants to exchange ideas with professionals and build international contacts. The initiative combines practical experience with cross-cultural cooperation and creates development opportunities for students.<\/p>\n
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