How IGPA came to be
The Polish–Azerbaijani Chamber of Commerce (IGPA) is an institutional platform established to build real and sustainable cooperation between the business communities of both countries. Our mission is not limited to organizing meetings and events, but to bringing companies together, promoting investment and trade, and implementing initiatives focused on concrete, measurable results.
The founding meeting
On a Friday in Warsaw, Bilge Europe, Zetas, and Financial Chain Corporation convened to formally establish the founding committee of the Polish-Azerbaijani Chamber of Commerce — IGPA.
The Polish-Azerbaijani trade relationship has been quietly growing for over a decade. Polish engineering firms operating in Baku. Azerbaijani investors entering the Warsaw market. Energy partnerships, agricultural exchange, logistics corridors stretching across Türkiye and the Middle Corridor.
What was missing was a chamber of commerce — a single, well-governed institution where companies from both sides could find each other, advocate for their interests, and access the legal, commercial, and diplomatic infrastructure they need.
On 10 October 2025, IGPA's founding committee met in Warsaw. The four founding companies — engineering, consulting, industrial trade, and financial outsourcing — represented the breadth of bilateral commerce.
By early 2026, the chamber had grown to 28 founding members spanning 12 industry sectors, with active business operations in Poland, Azerbaijan, Türkiye, Georgia, Central Asia, and the wider EU. The First General Assembly is scheduled for February 2026 in Warsaw.
This is the chamber that Polish-Azerbaijani business has been waiting for. It is operational. It is professional. And it is open for membership.