Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk agreed in New Delhi on October 22 to double bilateral trade by 2030.
The leaders urged prompt signing and ratification of the EU-India free trade agreement.
They agreed to cooperate on artificial intelligence, semiconductors, quantum technologies and space.
Both sides agreed to resume the bilateral agriculture working group and explore more direct flights.
The reports do not give the number or names of agreements signed.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk met in New Delhi on Thursday, October 22, 2026, and agreed on a goal to double bilateral trade by 2030, according to The Tribune, Deccan Chronicle and Business Standard.
The outcomes come from a joint statement issued after the meeting, according to The Tribune’s report of the ANI feed.
The leaders urged the prompt signing, ratification and timely implementation of the EU-India Free Trade Agreement to open new commercial and investment opportunities and new markets.
The Tribune says the current trade is not stated in its report, while earlier reports put bilateral trade at about 6 billion dollars and Poland’s aim at 10 billion dollars.
Modi invited Polish enterprises to expand investments and operations in India, according to the joint statement as reported.
Tusk expressed appreciation for Indian investments in Poland and said Poland can serve as a gateway for Indian firms expanding in Central and Eastern Europe and the wider European market.
An India-Poland Business Forum was held during the visit, and the leaders urged partnerships in industrial machinery, defence, infrastructure, pharmaceuticals, mining and critical minerals, energy, information technology and other sectors.
Both sides agreed to resume the activities of the bilateral agriculture working group.
They agreed to collaborative research on artificial intelligence, semiconductors and quantum technologies, and to strengthen start-up partnerships.
The leaders also highlighted supply chain resilience, support for small and medium enterprises and digital transformation.
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