India and Poland agreed to double bilateral trade by 2030 following talks between Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk on 22 October 2026.
- Trade: Promote investment and business partnerships in manufacturing, infrastructure, pharmaceuticals, energy and critical minerals; support early implementation of the India-EU Free Trade Agreement.
- Defence and Technology: Proposed a Defence Industry Dialogue and agreed to strengthen cooperation in AI, semiconductors, quantum technology, cybersecurity and counter-terrorism.
- Connectivity: Explore more direct flights and cooperation in shipping, ports and maritime security; highlighted the India-Middle East-Europe Economic Corridor (IMEC).
- Critical Minerals and Space: Enhance cooperation in rare earth minerals, mining, battery recycling and space research.
- Education and Culture: Expand university partnerships, student exchanges and joint research; recognise historical ties dating back to the Second World War.
- UN Reforms: Poland supported India’s membership of a reformed UN Security Council and its candidature for a non-permanent seat for 2028–29.
- Global Issues: Condemned terrorism, including the Pahalgam attack of 22 April 2025, and called for a just and lasting peace in Ukraine.
- Climate and Energy: Promote clean energy and climate-resilient development; India invited Poland to join the International Solar Alliance and Global Biofuels Alliance.
