- Relevant Laws
- Act of 29 November 2000 on foreign trade in goods, technologies and services of strategic importance to state security; Act of 24 July 2015 on the control of certain investments. Other areas below are still being researched.
- Licensing Requirements
- Not yet researched — pending verification against a primary official source.
- Armed Contractor Rules
- Not yet researched — pending verification against a primary official source.
- Export Control
- Trade abroad in strategic goods (dual-use goods and armaments) is prohibited unless the conditions of the Act of 29 November 2000 are met. The licensing authority has not yet been verified from a primary source.
- Dual-Use Rules
- Dual-use goods are covered as strategic goods under the Act of 29 November 2000.
- Foreign Investment Screening
- Under the Act of 24 July 2015 on the control of certain investments, the President of UOKiK (competition authority) reviews acquisitions of significant stakes or control in protected Polish companies by investors from outside the EU, EEA and OECD (regime in force since July 2020).
- Defense Procurement
- The Armament Agency (Agencja Uzbrojenia, Ministry of National Defence) defines equipment requirements, initiates R&D and runs procurement of military equipment and services for the Polish Armed Forces, and prepares and supervises offset agreements.
- Classified Contract Rules
- Not yet researched — pending verification against a primary official source.
- Technology Transfer Restrictions
- The Act of 29 November 2000 covers technologies and services as well as goods.
- Sanctions & End-Use Monitoring
- Not yet researched — pending verification against a primary official source.
- Government Agencies
- Ministry of National Defence and its Armament Agency (procurement); President of UOKiK (investment control). Export-licensing authority not yet verified.
- Lessons For Ukraine
- Not yet researched — pending verification against a primary official source.
- Gaps Or Risks For Ukraine
- Not yet researched — pending verification against a primary official source.