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PM Modi and Polish PM Donald Tusk Hold Bilateral Talks in New Delhi
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Moneycontrol•22-10-2026, 12:08
PM Modi and Polish PM Donald Tusk Hold Bilateral Talks in New Delhi
- •Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk held bilateral talks at Hyderabad House in New Delhi to review India-Poland relations and strengthen cooperation across key sectors.
- •Donald Tusk is on an official visit to India from October 21 to 23 to advance the India-Poland Strategic Partnership, marking the first visit by a Polish Prime Minister since 2010.
- •The leaders and delegations plan to expand collaboration in trade, defence, technology, and space, with aims to increase annual bilateral trade from USD 6 billion to USD 10 billion.
- •External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar also met with Tusk to discuss deepening cooperation, and Tusk is scheduled to attend the India-Poland Business Forum and visit Bengaluru.
Key Questions Answered
Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk is visiting India from October 21 to 23, 2026, to advance the India-Poland Strategic Partnership and review relations across key sectors such as trade, defense, and technology.
Both countries aim to increase their annual bilateral trade from approximately USD 6 billion to USD 10 billion by leveraging business forums and expanding cooperation in sectors like defense and space technology.
Donald Tusk is scheduled to visit New Delhi for bilateral talks and a business forum, and will subsequently travel to Bengaluru on October 23 to engage with leaders in the information technology and space sectors.
