High-level meeting at the Embassy of the Republic of Poland in Jakarta
As part of its continued expansion across Southeast Asia, the PRS representative held an important meeting at the Embassy of the Republic of Poland in Jakarta. The discussion reaffirmed the Polish classification society’s long-term commitment to the Indonesian maritime market.
Key representation and high-level discussions
Karol Pokora, Business Development Specialist at the PRS Shanghai Branch Office, was invited to the Embassy by Her Excellency Barbara Szymanowska, Ambassador of the Republic of Poland to the Republic of Indonesia. Ms. Karolina Ionescu, Second Secretary of the Political and Economic Section of the Embassy, also attended the meeting
The discussions focused on opportunities to further strengthen the position of PRS in Indonesia and enhance cooperation between PRS and Polish institutions that support international business development. During the meeting, Mr. Pokora presented the history, capabilities, and international achievements of PRS, highlighting the company’s dynamic growth across Asia in recent years and its long-term vision to expand its activities in Indonesia.
Strategic cooperation and diplomatic support
The meeting also explored ways to increase the visibility of Polish maritime expertise in Indonesia. This includes future participation in key industry events and closer cooperation with Polish government institutions that promote Polish business abroad.
The Embassy expressed its willingness to support initiatives aimed at strengthening PRS presence in Indonesia and to facilitate dialogue with relevant stakeholders. Both sides agreed
that building long-term partnerships will be essential for achieving sustainable growth in this strategically important market.
“The Indonesian maritime sector offers tremendous opportunities for internationally recognized classification societies. We see significant potential for PRS to contribute its expertise and technical services and support the growing maritime industry in the region. Establishing strong local relationships and maintaining a long-term perspective will be key to our future success.” said Karol Pokora.
Indonesia as a strategic growth market
Indonesia has become one of PRS priority markets in Southeast Asia. The country’s rapidly developing shipping, offshore and shipbuilding industries, combined with ambitious investments in maritime infrastructure, create favorable conditions for further expansion of classification and technical services.
The meeting at the Embassy represents another important step in PRS strategy to strengthen its international presence and build lasting partnerships in one of Asia’s most dynamic maritime economies.
