Chinese companies are being urged to invest in Poland as the European nation is expected to serve as one of the access points to enter the European Union, Ukrainian and Russian markets, officials said on Thursday.

"So far, there's not much direct Chinese investment in Poland," Tadeusz Chomicki, Poland's ambassador to China, told a news briefing.

Recently some Chinese companies are showing strong interest in investing in Poland. They are primarily focusing on infrastructure construction, roads, railways and power plants. Also, some companies are seeking opportunities in new technology, and information technologies, he added.