India and Poland Aim to Double Bilateral Trade by 2030

Dragon Media Newsroom

Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk held wide-ranging talks on Thursday, agreeing to deepen the two countries’ strategic partnership and double bilateral trade by 2030.

Building on the partnership established in 2024, the leaders discussed expanding cooperation in artificial intelligence, green technologies, critical minerals and defence. They also pledged to strengthen ties in trade, investment, education, culture and people-to-people exchanges.

The leaders highlighted the India–European Union free trade agreement and called for its early signing and implementation, saying it could create new opportunities for trade and investment.

They also exchanged views on regional and global developments, reaffirming their support for a rules-based international order and reform of global institutions, including expansion of the United Nations Security Council.