‘Real friends in difficult times’: India, Poland look at co-production in strategic sectors

Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk met with India's Prime Minister Narendra Modi to discuss strengthening the strategic partnership between the two countries, focusing on co-production in sectors like defence, space, and nuclear energy. Tusk reassured Modi that India and Poland have no conflicts of interest and that their pursuit of shared goals can deepen their relationship.

The two countries agreed to establish dialogue on defence industry and counter-terrorism. Poland's defence capabilities, including drones and satellite technology, have been utilized in conflicts such as Ukraine's struggle against Russia and India's military operations in Pakistan. Both countries highlighted the importance of their growing defence industries and expressed pride in their cooperation.

Prime Minister Tusk praised India's global role and optimism for the future, while Modi commended Poland's economic growth and the potential for increased trade and investment between the two nations. The two leaders agreed on the importance of strengthening their partnership, doubling bilateral trade by 2030, and fostering collaboration in critical sectors to enhance their strategic relationship.