Ambassadors from 21 countries visited Eko-Okna

On September 30th, 21 ambassadors from all over the world visited the production plant in Kornice. Diplomats from several continents were guided by the owner and president of Eko-Okna, Mateusz Kłosek.

Our province was visited by 21 ambassadors from four continents, representatives of countries accredited in Warsaw. On Saturday, September 30th, they visited Racibórz, Kuźnia Raciborska, Rudy and Kornice, learning more about the economic and tourist values of the Racibórz region.

During a two-hour walk around Eko-Okna, covering a distance of 5 km, the guests were introduced to the company's history, development directions and activities for the local community. Walking through all production halls and learning about the production processes of all Eko-Okna products, the ambassadors and their families visiting our plant did not hide their admiration and words of appreciation.

– Eko-Okna covers an area of 50 hectares in Kornice, of which 32 are occupied by production halls. Two new plants will be opened soon – in Kędzierzyn Koźle and Wodzisław Śląski. We deal not only in the business sphere, helping others is also very important to us. We strive to be a friendly company for employees and their families. For this reason, we built a kindergarten and 28 single-family houses in Kornice. The Our Children Foundation also operates on behalf of Eko-Okna, whose pillars are education, faith and health – said the owner and president of Eko-Okna, Mateusz Kłosek.

The opportunity was indeed extraordinary, because it is not everyday that so many ambassadors from all over the world, including: India, Egypt and Congo, met in one place outside Warsaw.

– Our guests visited all production plants and warehouse spaces. We showed the production of PVC as well as wooden and aluminium products – windows, doors, facades, fences, gates, roller blinds. Our guests could get acquainted with everything that we produce and the entire range of Eko-Okna products. They could see their high quality and watch how they are produced – said director Adam Wajda.

The visit lasted from Friday, September 29th to Sunday, October 1st. Diplomats visited Katowice, Gliwice and Zabrze. On Saturday they were in Racibórz, Kuźnia Raciborska, Rudy and Kornice, where they visited Eko-Okna.

Agata Paszek
PR specialist
redakcja@ekookna.pl