Taiwan to Build Chip and EV Factories in Poland, Replacing Stalled China and US Projects
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Antoni Łukasik
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Taiwan is stepping in to fill industrial gaps in Poland left by stalled projects with China and the U.S. At the Taiwan Expo in Europe 2026 in Warsaw, officials announced plans for Taiwanese companies to build a technology park in Miękinia, Lower Silesia — the same site where Intel had abandoned a major semiconductor project. Taiwan will also help revive Poland's long-delayed electric vehicle project, originally planned with Chinese partners. The initiative, backed by TEEMA (Taiwan Electrical and Electronic Manufacturers' Association), positions Taiwan as a key partner in Poland's tech strategy, replacing roles once envisioned for both China and the United States.
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bskyTaiwan to Build Chip and EV Factories in Poland, Replacing Stalled China and US Projectsthediplomat.comKey quotes
· 3 pulledAt Taiwan Expo in Europe 2026 in Warsaw on June 22, Polish and Taiwanese officials unveiled plans for Taiwan to help revive two of Poland's stalled industrial ambitions.
A technology park backed by Taiwanese companies associated with TEEMA (Taiwan Electrical and Electronic Manufacturers' Association) would be built in Miękinia in Lower Silesia.
In Poland's tech strategy, Taiwan is filling in for projects once envisioned for China and the U.S.
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