During Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk's visit, India and Poland agreed to double trade, start a defence industry dialogue and back each other on disaster resilience and UN reform.

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• India and Poland issued a Joint Statement on October 22, 2026 during Prime Minister Donald Tusk's official visit to India from October 21 to 23.
• Tusk was accompanied by a delegation of around 100 leading CEOs and industry representatives.
• The two leaders set a target of doubling bilateral trade by 2030.
• They endorsed the mid-term review of the India-Poland Action Plan 2024-2028.
• The relationship was raised to a Strategic Partnership in August 2024.
• Both sides agreed to set up a Defence Industry Dialogue to build a framework for co-development and co-production.
• They also agreed to undertake collaborative research in artificial intelligence, semiconductors and quantum technologies.
• The leaders called for the early signing, ratification and implementation of the India-EU Free Trade Agreement.
• Poland announced it will join the Coalition for Disaster Resilient Infrastructure.
• India invited Poland to join the International Solar Alliance, the Global Biofuels Alliance and the Indo-Pacific Oceans Initiative.
• Poland backed India's membership of a reformed and expanded UN Security Council and its candidature for a non-permanent seat for 2028-29.
• The two sides agreed to hold a counter-terrorism dialogue and called for early adoption of the Comprehensive Convention on International Terrorism.

Tags: IndiaPoland, StrategicPartnership, CDRI