India And Poland Agree To Double Trade And Open Defence Industry Talks
India and Poland set a target of doubling bilateral trade by 2030 and agreed to establish a defence industry dialogue, as Prime Minister Donald Tusk ended three days of talks in India accompanied by around a hundred Polish chief executives Image Source: PIB The two sides also agreed to open a dialogue on counter-terrorism, and India welcomed Poland’s decision to join the Coalition for Disaster Resilient Infrastructure, an Indian-led body on infrastructure and climate risk. The relationship was raised to a strategic partnership during Modi’s visit to Warsaw in August 2024, when the two adopted an action plan running to 2028. Foreign ministers reviewed it in Warsaw in September. Much of the economic discussion turned on the free trade agreement concluded between India and the European Union, which has not yet been signed or ratified. Both leaders called for that to happen early and for the agreement to be implemented on time. Modi said it would open Polish markets to Indian machinery, ...