The Polish government has announced plans to allocate 39.6 billion EUR for railway infrastructure projects by 2032.
The railway network is set to play a role in broader economic and infrastructure projects, including the construction of Poland’s first nuclear power plant and the expansion of seaport logistics. Centralny Port Komunikacyjny (CPK) is expected to allocate 16.9 billion EUR towards rail infrastructure as part of the overall investment program, Sektor Kolejowy reports.
Government estimates indicate that total investments across various sectors in 2025 could exceed 143 billion EUR, with projections suggesting figures closer to 154 billion EUR. Plans also outline an expected increase in cargo handling at Polish ports by 2030, with throughput forecasted to triple compared to current levels. The expansion of port infrastructure is being positioned as a key element of national economic and security policies.
