Clear, practical guidance about our institutional role, Poland Week and private business missions. No hidden conditions and no confusion between event participation and market-entry services.
01 / THE PLATFORM
AfrykaPolska is the network, information and event platform. Africa Smart Investments is the commercial operator for paid advisory, missions, feasibility and project support.
02 / POLAND WEEK
Poland Week is a scheduled business event. A private mission is built around one company's objectives. Delegation care is an optional logistics and protocol package.
03 / PRIVATE MISSIONS
The programme starts with a defined commercial objective—not a generic itinerary. Meetings and visits are selected around the company, sector and decision required.
AfrykaPolska is a Poland–Africa business platform for institutional connections, membership, economic missions, Poland Week and public information about Poland–DRC cooperation. Commercial services are delivered by Africa Smart Investments.
No. Poland Week is a scheduled public business event. A private business mission is a separately designed and priced market-entry programme. Neither service automatically includes the other.
No. Visas are issued only by the competent DRC authorities. For booked delegations, the team can coordinate document preparation and the visa process directly with the Embassy, but approval remains with the authorities.
No. AfrykaPolska facilitates credible introductions and preparation. Commercial agreements, procurement awards and government decisions remain the responsibility of the relevant independent parties and authorities.
Africa Smart Investments works primarily across Central and East Africa. Its partner network includes the DRC, Republic of the Congo, Angola, Zambia, Tanzania, Kenya, Rwanda and Burundi. The available support depends on the country, sector and project and is confirmed before an engagement begins.
Yes. ASI can support regional sourcing from the DRC and neighbouring African markets by identifying suppliers, checking documentation and capacity, arranging samples and quality controls, supporting commercial terms and coordinating export and logistics. Every opportunity remains subject to independent verification and a written scope.
Depending on verified availability and legal requirements, opportunities may include coffee, cocoa, tea, tropical fruit, spices, agricultural ingredients, processed foods, textiles, manufactured goods, construction materials and responsibly sourced raw materials. Product origin, quality, certifications and export eligibility must be confirmed for each transaction.
Verification should include company registration, beneficial ownership, licences and certificates, references, production capacity, a site or warehouse check, samples, quality inspection, previous shipment evidence and secure payment terms. A listing or introduction is not a guarantee of performance.
Polish and Congolese companies, manufacturers, exporters, investors, institutions and sector partners seeking structured visibility, meetings and cooperation during the published event programme.
When selected and quoted, it may include airport protocol, hotel selected by the organiser, local transport, security coordination, meals, interpretation, connectivity and networking outside the main event programme.
It is priced after the destination, duration, meeting programme, delegation size, transport, security and specialist requirements are confirmed. The client receives the proposed scope and conditions before committing.
Yes. Follow-up can include meeting records, partner communication and coordination of the next commercial steps. Technical feasibility and project delivery are separately scoped through Africa Smart Investments.
