- LG Energy Solution Wroclaw supported Korea Day 2026 on October 10, bringing Korean culture and business communities together in Wroclaw, Poland.
- Building on LG Group’s investments in Poland since 1996 and the launch of EV battery investment in Wroclaw in 2016, the company continues to create jobs, boost exports, and promote Korea-Poland cooperation.
On October 10, 2026, LG Energy Solution Wroclaw supported Korea Day 2026, the first South Korean culture and business festival in Wroclaw, Poland. Organized by the Korean Community Association in Poland and the City of Wroclaw, the event brought together Korean cultural performances, food, business networking, and community activities to strengthen ties between South Korea and Poland.
Held at the Wroclaw Congress Center and the square beneath the Iglica (Spire) at Centennial Hall, the festival combined cultural programming with opportunities for Korean and Polish businesses to connect, exchange ideas, and explore potential partnerships.
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Korea Day 2026 Showcases Korean Culture and Business Opportunities in Poland
The event’s K-food festival welcomed visitors, offering a taste of Korean cuisine and street food. Following the official opening ceremony, artists from Seongnam, South Korea, performed traditional music. The program also featured a hanbok fashion show, traditional costume displays, and a K-pop cover dance competition, giving visitors of all ages a chance to experience both Korea’s cultural heritage and its contemporary culture.
(Source: Official Wroclaw City Portal)
Alongside the cultural program, the Wroclaw Congress Center hosted conferences, presentations, seminars, business-to-business (B2B) meetings, and networking sessions. These activities connected Korean business representatives with local companies, providing opportunities to exchange ideas and contact details.
The event also highlighted Lower Silesia as one of Poland’s major destinations for Korean investment and home to a thriving Korean community. Approximately 5,000 Koreans live in the region, which hosts nearly half of the Korean-invested companies operating in Poland.
Tae Jun-youl, South Korean Ambassador to Poland, praised the festival as a meaningful milestone for Korea-Poland relations. “I am very pleased that today we can jointly examine the relations between our countries, their past, present, and future. Mutual understanding is the foundation of good relations and friendly cooperation between states,” Tae said.
“After American investments, it is Korean investments in Poland that are the largest in scale and hold particular significance for us,” said Jacek Sutryk, mayor of Wroclaw. “We are committed to continuing our joint efforts for the benefit of both Korea and Poland.”
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LG Energy Solution Wroclaw’s Longstanding Contribution to Poland’s Economy
LG Energy Solution Wroclaw’s presence reflects LG Group’s long-term commitment to Poland. LG Group began investing in the country in 1996, and since 2016, LG Energy Solution’s plant in Biskupice Podgorne near Wroclaw has focused on EV battery production, establishing a major manufacturing base for Europe’s battery industry.
Over the last 10 years, LG Energy Solution Wroclaw has invested PLN 25 billion in the region. Today, the facility employs approximately 6,500 people and accounts for around 2% of Poland’s total export value – cementing its vital role in local job creation, Poland’s exports, and the regional battery manufacturing industry.
Beyond manufacturing, these investments have supported advanced technology transfer, developed local expertise, and helped expand the regional industrial ecosystem, reinforcing the facility’s role in Poland’s battery sector.
LG Energy Solution Wroclaw Strengthens Korea-Poland Ties Through Cultural and Economic Cooperation
Building on its longstanding presence in Poland, LG Energy Solution Wroclaw continues to champion initiatives that bridge Korean and Polish communities through cultural exchange and business collaboration. Korea Day 2026 provided a unique opportunity to celebrate these connections beyond the company’s factory floor.
Sang Hun Lee, President of LG Energy Solution Wroclaw, highlighted the role of long-term economic cooperation in bringing the two countries closer together. “Years of economic cooperation have transformed Wroclaw into not only a hub for the exchange of personnel and specialists between Korea and Poland but also a space where the cultures and arts of both nations naturally converge,” Lee said. “I hope these ties continue to strengthen, forming an even more solid bridge between our countries. May this cooperation serve as a model of how business and culture can harmoniously take root in the local community—for the next twenty years and the next century alike.”
(Source: LG Energy Solution Wroclaw)
Why Korea-Poland Cooperation Matters
The Korea-Poland relationship extends beyond industrial investment to encompass cultural exchange, community engagement, and cooperation at the local level. LG Energy Solution Wroclaw’s presence in Poland shows how long-term business commitments can contribute to economic development while creating opportunities for deeper connections between people and communities.
By supporting Korea Day 2026, the company helped celebrate these enduring ties, underscoring its commitment to mutual understanding and lasting cooperation between the two countries.
FAQ
Q: What was Korea Day 2026 in Wroclaw?
A: Korea Day 2026 was the first South Korean culture and business festival to be held in Wroclaw, Poland. Held on October 10, 2026, the event featured Korean cultural activities, food, performances, and business networking.
Q: What role did LG Energy Solution Wroclaw play in Korea Day 2026?
A: LG Energy Solution Wroclaw supported the festival, which brought together Korean culture, local communities, and business representatives to promote cultural exchange and economic cooperation between South Korea and Poland.
Q: How has LG Energy Solution Wroclaw contributed to Poland’s economy?
A: LG Energy Solution Wroclaw has invested PLN 25 billion in the region over the past decade. It employs approximately 6,500 people and accounts for around 2% of Poland’s total export value.
Q: How does LG Energy Solution Wroclaw support Korea-Poland relations?
A: Through its long-term investment in Poland, LG Energy Solution Wroclaw strengthens economic cooperation between Korea and Poland. The company also fosters cultural and educational exchange by supporting initiatives such as Korea Day 2026, offering internships to students of Korean studies at Polish universities, recognizing outstanding students, organizing debates on Polish-Korean cooperation in Lower Silesia, and helping preserve the memory of shared historical events. These activities help build lasting connections between the two countries and their communities.
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