On 28 October 2026, the Wrocław Congress Centre at the Centennial Hall hosted the consultation meeting “Lower Silesia - Taiwan. Building an ecosystem of economic cooperation”. Wastes Service Group was one of the participants.
The meeting was organised by DOZAMEL Sp. z o.o., the managing entity of the Wrocław Industrial Park, and chaired by Michał Jaros, Secretary of State at the Ministry of Development and Technology. As the minister emphasised, the TEEMA Technology Park being developed in Miękinia is an opportunity for Polish small and medium-sized enterprises to build technology partnerships with Taiwanese companies, especially in semiconductors, a field in which Taiwan is one of the world leaders.
According to Wrocław City Hall (August 2026), investor interest is so strong that the park may cover around 280 hectares, compared with the 150 hectares originally planned.
New high-tech supply chains require a responsible approach to waste management and the circular economy. Plants producing electronics and components generate waste that has to be collected and processed safely, and the raw materials it contains need to be recovered. As a Lower Silesian company specialising in e-waste recycling and raw material recovery, we want to support a sustainable environment for new investments in the region.
We thank the organisers and partners for valuable discussions. Learn more about us.
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Wastes Service Group took part in the meeting “Lower Silesia - Taiwan. Building an ecosystem of economic cooperation” in Wrocław. Topics included the TEEMA Technology Park in Miękinia and opportunities for SMEs.
