Poland and India aim to double trade by 2030 as PMs meet in New Delhi

Poland and India aim to double bilateral trade by 2030, focusing on sectors like mining and defense. Prime Minister Donald Tusk's visit marks a significant step in strengthening ties, following the establishment of a strategic partnership two years ago. Both leaders discussed enhancing economic cooperation, with Poland aspiring to be India's gateway to Europe. The upcoming EU-India trade deal is expected to facilitate this growth, despite Poland's current trade deficit with India. Historical ties and people-to-people exchanges were also emphasized, alongside plans for increased investment and collaboration in technology and critical minerals.