PM Modi Highlights India-Poland Trade and Investment Ties

Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Thursday highlighted the growing economic partnership between India and Poland during a joint press statement with Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk at Hyderabad House in New Delhi, following high-level bilateral talks.

Addressing the joint press meet with PM Donald Tusk of Poland. @donaldtusk https://t.co/qTjZznPvZ3

— Narendra Modi (@narendramodi) October 22, 2026

PM Modi said both countries are emerging as important centres of growth, technology and innovation amid global uncertainty and economic changes. Congratulating Poland on its GDP crossing the historic $1 trillion milestone, he also highlighted India's strong economic performance, with a growth rate of 7.8% in the last quarter, as mentioned in his statement.

India-EU Trade Deal to Open New Export Opportunities

The Prime Minister said the India-European Union Free Trade Agreement (FTA) would create new opportunities for the India-Poland partnership. Once implemented, the agreement is expected to open up export opportunities for Indian products, including machinery, chemicals, plastics and engineering goods, in the Polish market.
He also identified advanced manufacturing, food processing, biotechnology, railways and mobility as key sectors likely to attract fresh investments from Poland into India.

Business Cooperation and 2030 Trade Target

Welcoming Prime Minister Donald Tusk's business delegation, PM Modi expressed confidence that companies from both countries would work together to develop trusted global supply chains.

He also reiterated the shared ambition of expanding bilateral trade by 2030, underlining the importance of stronger business partnerships, investment flows and industrial cooperation.

The high-level engagement is expected to provide fresh momentum to the India-Poland strategic partnership, with economic growth, technological innovation and trade expansion emerging as key areas of cooperation.