World · 2026-10-29 · Morning briefing
Poland and India target $10bn trade as Warsaw pivots from China
Poland and India are deepening their ties, with a new goal to increase bilateral trade from its current $6 billion to $10 billion. The ambition follows a recent visit to India by Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk, the first such trip by a leader from his country in 16 years. This reciprocated a 2024 visit to Warsaw by India's Prime Minister Narendra Modi, which was the first by an Indian premier in 45 years.
During Mr. Modi's 2024 trip, the relationship was formally elevated to a 'strategic partnership'. Warsaw's diplomatic outreach is part of a wider effort to find new partners as its relationship with China sours. Poland's disillusionment is driven by a persistent trade imbalance with Beijing and China's continued support for Russia.
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- India-Poland joint statement sets 2030 target to double trade, Warsaw backs New Delhi’s bid for permanent UN Security Council seat
- Poland seeks stronger economic ties with India as EU trade deal advances
- India & Poland aim to double trade by 2030
- Poland’s PM Tusk Lands In India To Focus On Investment, Defence Cooperation
- India, Poland to deepen defence, space and nuclear cooperation; target doubling trade by 2030
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