The Poland-Japan Foundation has published a new policy paper titled “Ukraine–Japan Relations After 2022: The Missing Middle Between Political Support and Reconstruction Business” by Oleksii Yaloz. The publication analyzes how, since Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine, Japan and Ukraine have transformed their relations—from limited economic ties to a strategic partnership focused on Ukraine’s reconstruction. The author also highlights Poland’s potential role as a regional partner that can help connect Japanese know-how and investment with Ukraine’s reconstruction needs through the development of logistics, services, and trilateral cooperation.
The Culinary Face of Japan in Radom
The President of the Poland-Japan Foundation, Radosław Tyszkiewicz, met with the owner and head chef of LUMA restaurant in Radom, which specializes in original cuisine inspired by the Japanese Nikkei trend. The discussion focused on promoting Japanese culture through culinary art and the possibilities of cooperation in organizing events popularizing Japanese traditions and contemporary gastronomy. […]
Meeting to Promote Polish-Japanese Cooperation in Radom
Radosław Tyszkiewicz, President of the Poland-Japan Foundation, met with Leszek Ruszczyk, Director of the Jacek Malczewski Museum in Radom. During the meeting, they discussed opportunities for establishing cooperation between the Foundation and the city of Radom in the area of initiatives promoting cultural and educational exchange between Poland and Japan. One of the main topics […]
Poland under the EU-Japan Agreement
The Poland-Japan Foundation has published a new article by Magdalena Ruda titled: “EU-Japan Economic Partnership Agreement (EPA): ex-post evaluation (findings on Poland’s economic performance)”. The publication analyzes Poland’s economic performance under the trade agreement between the EU and Japan (EPA) since its entry into force in 2019, based on an ex-post evaluation conducted by the […]