Both leaders hold comprehensive discussions on bilateral matters, emphasizing collaboration in critical technologies, cybersecurity, defence innovation, space exploration, and resource management.
During a meeting in New Delhi, Prime Minister Modi and Polish Prime Minister Tusk agreed to enhance cooperation in several sectors. In addition to defence, space, and nuclear energy, they discussed strengthening ties in critical and emerging technologies, cybersecurity, and defence innovation. The leaders also emphasized the importance of developing trusted supply chains for the global market with the aim of doubling bilateral trade by 2030.
The two leaders strongly condemned terrorism and violent extremism leading to terrorism in all forms, including cross-border terrorism. They unequivocally denounced the terrorist attack in Pahalgam, Jammu and Kashmir in April last year and called for decisive action against terrorists and terrorist entities.
Both leaders reaffirmed the importance of a free, open, peaceful, and prosperous Indo-Pacific region and highlighted the need to respect international law. India invited Poland to join the Indo-Pacific Oceans Initiative. In the space sector, cooperation was recognized as a significant component of the Strategic Partnership, with both leaders encouraging stronger institutional and industry-level engagement.
The Prime Ministers also noted opportunities for close cooperation on semiconductors, circular economy, recovery industry, geology, mining, and critical minerals. An MoU in this regard is currently under negotiation.
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Akashvani News
