Polish Investment and Trade Agency (PAIH) is a Polish government agency that helps foreign investors enter the Polish market and supports Polish companies expanding abroad. It provides free consulting on investment location selection, administrative and legal procedures, and sourcing products and services from Poland, and it also operates foreign trade offices in dozens of markets worldwide. Its public materials say it works with investors across sectors such as IT services, cybersecurity, fintech, cloud, and AI, and that it has a regional trade office in Katowice alongside overseas offices. The agency was created in 1992 as the Polish Agency for Foreign Investment and adopted its current name in 2017. No fundraising information applies to this public agency.