NEW DELHI: Prime Minister Narendra Modi, alongside his Polish counterpart Donald Tusk, held a meeting at Hyderabad House here on Thursday, where they debated upon prospective avenues for partnership spanning critical minerals, defence, green technologies and Artificial Intelligence (AI).
Both leaders resolved to collaborate towards doubling bilateral commerce by 2030 while highlighting the pivotal significance of the India-European Union Free Trade Agreement (FTA).
During the meeting, PM Modi and Tusk also discussed regional and global developments.
Sharing details regarding the meeting, the Ministry of External Affairs (MEA) said, “A new phase in the India-Poland Strategic Partnership. Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Prime Minister Donald Tusk of Poland held wide-ranging talks today. Building on the Strategic Partnership established in 2024, the leaders explored new avenues of cooperation in areas including AI, green technologies, critical minerals and defence, while further deepening ties in trade, investment, education, culture and people-to-people exchanges.”
“Both leaders agreed to work together to double bilateral trade by 2030. The leaders underscored the importance of the India-EU FTA, which is set to unlock new opportunities for businesses and industries, giving fresh impetus to economic engagement. The two leaders also exchanged views on regional and global developments, reaffirming their commitment to a rules-based international order and reform of global institutions, including the UN Security Council,” it said in a statement on X.
