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India and Poland Sign Defence, Trade Deals; Target to Double Bilateral Trade by 2030
Following Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk's visit to New Delhi, India and Poland have signed agreements in defence, counter-terrorism, and commerce, setting a joint goal to double bilateral trade by 2030.
New Delhi: India and Poland have moved to significantly expand their bilateral ties, signing agreements across key sectors including defence, counter-terrorism, and trade. These developments follow the recent visit of Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk to New Delhi, which served as a platform for strengthening diplomatic and strategic cooperation between the two nations.
Under the newly signed agreements, both countries have committed to enhancing collaboration in defence and joint efforts to combat terrorism. Additionally, the accord covers the commercial domain, aiming to foster a more robust economic relationship between India and Poland.
A central focus of the bilateral discussions has been the growth of trade between the two countries. The governments have set a specific joint target to double their bilateral trade volume by the year 2030, signaling a strong intent to deepen economic integration and mutual benefit.
Under the newly signed agreements, both countries have committed to enhancing collaboration in defence and joint efforts to combat terrorism. Additionally, the accord covers the commercial domain, aiming to foster a more robust economic relationship between India and Poland.
A central focus of the bilateral discussions has been the growth of trade between the two countries. The governments have set a specific joint target to double their bilateral trade volume by the year 2030, signaling a strong intent to deepen economic integration and mutual benefit.