The Poland Workstation is represented by the "Poland China Chamber of Commerce."  

In December 2019, the Poland China Chamber of Commerce proposed the establishment of a Tianjin representative office in China. In December 2020, it obtained a business license restricted to Tianjin, approved by the Tianjin Municipal Commerce Bureau and Public Security Bureau. In April 2021, its service scope was expanded to cover the entire country.

Poland sees the fastest growing market demand in the Central and Eastern Europe region, characterized by economic stability, abundant labor supply, superior geographical location, developed logistics, and developed agriculture and food processing industries. Trade and investment cooperation between Poland and China continues to grow, with many Chinese companies operating successfully in Poland.

The workstation offers services including: economic and trade matchmaking events, government-enterprise collaboration activities, the Warsaw China Trade Center, and more.