Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Poland’s Prime Minister Donald Tusk meet in New Delhi as part of a visit aimed at strengthening India-Poland cooperation. Across reports, they discuss deepening ties in strategic areas including defence, space and nuclear energy, alongside broader economic engagement and regional issues.
Modi, speaking in connection with the talks, invites Polish companies to co-develop and co-produce with India in defence, space and nuclear energy, and he also emphasizes cultural and people-to-people links, citing Poland’s Sanskrit studies and the establishment of a Chair of Indian Studies in Kraków. The Hindu frames the visit as tied to economic engagement, while Times of India highlights Tusk’s praise of the relationship and references shared values.
Several outlets also point to the India–European Union Free Trade Agreement as a theme for expanding economic opportunities. Business Line notes Tusk’s three-day visit and meetings with Modi, while Free Press Journal adds detail that discussions include emerging technologies, space research and renewable energy, and that India’s government expects talks to review regional and global security developments.
