Prime Minister Narendra Modi met Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk in New Delhi for bilateral talks focused on strengthening ties between the two countries. The leaders later addressed the media together.
Modi said India would continue to support all constructive efforts aimed at establishing peace in Ukraine and West Asia. He added that the two sides also held detailed discussions on regional and global developments.
The Prime Minister said India and Poland decided to further expand cooperation in culture, education, sports and tourism. He noted that the growing bilateral economy has opened up new opportunities for both countries.
Modi said a memorandum of understanding has been signed to strengthen cooperation in defence, space and nuclear energy. He also invited Polish companies to partner with India across sectors and participate in joint manufacturing.
He added that a free trade agreement between India and the European Union would further strengthen economic relations between India and Poland.
