It's definitely not cheap, so why is it worth it for Lodz to have a stand at MIPIM?
Adam Pustelnik (Dep. Mayor Lodz): For Lodz and for many Polish cities, our presence at MIPIM is crucial because we still need capital, we need investors. Poland was a country without indigenous capital after the collapse of communism. It was a market without the sort of accumulated capital which is typical in Germany, Italy or France. So, we had to attract it from outside.
We lost 50 years during Communism in the post-war era, so at . . .
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