Speaking at the European Financial Congress in the Baltic city of Sopot, Domański said Poland was well positioned to capitalize on a rare convergence of economic, political and technological opportunities.
"We are capable of achieving this because, for the first time in decades, economic, political and technological opportunities are emerging, and we must seize them together," he said.
Domański noted that Poland is already among the European Union's six largest economies and aims to become a permanent member of the G20, which brings together the world's 20 biggest economies.
He said recent European Commission forecasts showed Poland was one of only three EU countries whose growth outlook had not been downgraded.
Domański also pointed to strong first-quarter GDP growth, lower-than-expected inflation and an improving Purchasing Managers' Index (PMI) as signs of resilience in the Polish economy.
"All of this shows that the Polish economy demonstrates above-average resilience and performance," he said.
Domański said Poland's ambition to become one of the EU's top three economic powers would depend on its ability to develop domestic technological capabilities rather than rely primarily on foreign innovation, particularly in areas such as defense and energy.
He cited recently signed defense procurement agreements under the EU's SAFE program, worth PLN 120 billion (EUR 28.3 billion, USD 33 billion), as a step toward strengthening Poland's industrial and security capabilities.
The government is also finalizing measures to expand the lending and guarantee capacity of state-owned export credit agency KUKE, he said.
According to Domański, the new instruments will help mobilize additional capital, increase production capacity and support Polish companies participating in major investment projects.
He estimated the measures could generate an additional PLN 10 billion in domestic investment.
The initiative is expected to support smaller businesses and help finance projects in national security, energy and advanced technology.
"I have no doubt that anyone investing in Poland today is investing in one of the most dynamic growth stories in Europe," Domański said.
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Source: PAP