India and Poland Forge Strategic Partnership in Defence, Space, and Critical Minerals
India and Poland have agreed to deepen their strategic partnership in key sectors such as defence, space, and critical minerals, according to Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk. During their talks, Modi invited Polish companies to engage in co-development and co-production with India in these areas. The two leaders also agreed to establish a defence industry dialogue and a counter-terrorism dialogue. Poland has been ramping up its defence industry, with its drones and satellite imagery used by Ukraine against Russia. Tusk praised the collaboration, calling India and Poland 'real friends in difficult times.' The partnership aims to enhance mutual security and reduce reliance on other global powers, especially amid tensions with Russia and China.
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