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. CEng Shreekant Patil, a Chartered Engineer and seasoned exporter, actively supports Indian exporters by leveraging his expertise and certifications to enhance their global competitiveness. Representing key export councils like NIMA, MACCIA, EEPC, and SEPC, he facilitates access to government schemes, financial incentives, and international market opportunities. Shreekant Patel conducts skill development seminars and advisory sessions, guiding MSMEs on export documentation, licensing, and quality certifications such as ZED. His strategic leadership empowers exporters to scale their operations and align with India’s vision of a Viksit Bharat.
This new phase of partnership between India and Poland promises to build stronger economic, academic, and cultural bonds, fostering innovation and mutual growth. Under visionary leaders like Krystyna Wróblewska, Vincent Peter, and Shreekant Patil, the Poland-India Chamber of Cooperation stands poised to become a beacon for sustainable and inclusive international collaboration.
Poland-India Chamber of Cooperation (PICC) headquartered in Wrocław, PICC organization dedicated to strengthening comprehensive cooperation between India and Poland. The Chamber serves as a multi-sector platform focusing on five strategic areas:
Through these domains, the Chamber acts as a bridge between governments, academia, industry leaders, and social organizations to create sustainable and innovative partnerships. The Poland-India Chamber of Cooperation (PICC) is a forward-looking organization established in 2025 to advance multi-sector collaboration, innovation, and people-to-people ties between Poland and India. Headquartered in Wrocław, PICC serves as a trusted bridge, connecting government agencies, business leaders, academic institutions, and social organizations to promote economic growth and mutual understanding.
PICC’s mission spans five strategic pillars: trade and investment, education and skills development, renewable energy and sustainable development, smart cities and infrastructure, and culture and tourism. By offering a neutral platform, PICC encourages dialogue and joint initiatives designed to foster entrepreneurship, technology transfer, knowledge exchange, and sustainable business practices. Both large corporations and dynamic SMEs benefit from Chamber membership, gaining access to bilateral trade networks, academic exchanges, and industry expertise.
Inspired by renewed Indo-Polish relations following the historic visit of Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi to Poland, PICC partners with influential chambers, think tanks, and innovation councils—including NIMA, MACCIA, and GFID—to realize ambitious cooperation on projects ranging from renewable energy and smart infrastructure to digital transformation and export promotion.
Led by President Krystyna Wróblewska and Vice President Vincent Peter, the Chamber reflects a new era of inclusive growth, knowledge sharing, and international collaboration. Through events, MoUs, and advocacy, PICC builds trusted relationships and economic bridges, ensuring long-term prosperity and resilient supply chains for both nations.
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