Poland–Vietnam relations

Polish-Vietnamese relations

Poland

Vietnam

Poland–Vietnam relations refers to the current and historical relations between Poland and Vietnam. Poland has an embassy in Hanoi and Vietnam has an embassy in Warsaw.

History

Official diplomatic relations were established in 1950. [1]

Poland–Vietnam relations grew from the 1950s and 1980s student exchange programs, during which time both Poland and Vietnam were communist state.[2][3]

Cultural relations

The 10th-Anniversary Stadium has been called the center of the Vietnamese-Polish community.[4] The Vietnamese community is also served by a number of non-governmental organizations, run by the community itself.[5]

State visits

From Poland [6]

From Vietnam [6]

Development assistance

In 2015, Poland offered Vietnam 250 million Euros of development assistance. [1]

Migration

There has been significant migration of Vietnamese people to Poland estimated to be between 30,000-40,000 forming the largest non European migrant community in Poland.

Following the Polish transition to a capitalist economy in 1990, and the reforms of Vietnam at 1986, Poland became a more attractive immigration destination for the Vietnamese people, in particular, small entrepreneurs; this triggered a second, larger wave of Vietnamese immigrants to Poland.[3][7] Many began as vendors in the open air market bazaar at the 10th-Anniversary Stadium selling clothes or cheap food; as of 2005, there were between 1,100 and 1,200 Vietnamese-owned stands in the area.[8][9] As of 2002 in Warsaw there were an estimated 500 Vietnamese restaurants, mostly serving fast food.[8]

References

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