Lodz Special Economic Zone (LSEZ) is a separated area of the Republic of Poland, where business activities can be conducted on special, preferential conditions, defined in the Law on Special Economic Zones, as well as the Ordinance of the Council of Ministers on Lodz Special Economic Zone. Lodz SEZ was established in 1997 with the aim of economic growth of the Lodz region, and its activity is planned till 2020. The Zone is managed by Lodz Special Economic Zone Joint Stock domiciled in Lodz.
Lodz Special Economic Zone operates within a region that is especially attractive to locate investments.
Advantages
Well-qualified labour force is an appealing benefit of the region of Lodz. There are about 135 000 students in 21 public and private universities in the voivodeship. In Lodz, there is a Polish-American Centre for Professional Education, Alliance Française, and European Institute. The schools located in the region of Lodz are constantly adjusting their offers to the market needs. Recently, the University of Lodz has activated a new and unique postgraduate major connected with Business Process Outsourcing (i.e. BPO). Moreover, the University in cooperation with American partners conducts MBA studies, and offers the best School of Polish for Foreigners in the country, as well as Polish-French Management Studies. The number of students choosing Lodz as a suitable place to study is increasing every year. Hence, schools and scientific institutions located in the viovodeship fully satisfy the demand for qualified employees in the entire region:
Lodz SEZ’s tasks and comprehensive services include:
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