Modi gets grand welcome in Poland, interacts with kids
Prime Minister Narendra Modi arrived in Warsaw, marking the first visit by an Indian PM to Poland in 45 years. The last Indian Prime Minister to visit Poland was Morarji Desai in 1979. Upon his arrival at Raffles Europejski Warsaw Hotel, PM Modi interacted with children and greeted members of the Indian community. A video showed him signing autographs and shaking hands with Indians residing there.
PM Modi's visit marks 70 years of India-Poland diplomatic relations
The Ministry of External Affairs (MEA) spokesperson, Randhir Jaiswal, highlighted the significance of PM Modi's visit. He stated that it coincides with the 70th anniversary of diplomatic relations between India and Poland. "The prime minister of India, Narendra Modi, has arrived in Warsaw. This visit is special because it happens to be the 70th anniversary of the establishment of diplomatic relations between Poland and India," Jaiswal said.
PM Modi interacts with children after arriving in Poland
PM Modi to pay tribute at Good Maharaja Memorial
During his two-day visit, PM Modi is scheduled to visit three memorials, including the Good Maharaja Memorial. "The history behind these memorials connects Poland and India in a very special way," Jaiswal said. He will also hold bilateral meetings with Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk and President Andrzej Duda, as well as interact with business leaders from Poland to strengthen India-Poland business relations.
PM Modi to meet indologists, 'kabaddi' players in Poland
In addition to political and business meetings, PM Modi will also meet Indologists and some kabaddi players. "Prime Minister will also be meeting Indologists and some kabaddi players to see what is there that attracts India and Poland at the people-to-people level together," Jaiswal said. This interaction is part of an effort to explore common interests between India and Poland on a personal level.
PM Modi's visit to focus on strategic partnerships, defense cooperation
The Prime Minister's two-day visit from August 21-22 will focus on strengthening bilateral relations. Discussions are likely to cover a wide range of topics, including strategic partnerships, defense cooperation, and cultural exchanges. European Parliament member Dariusz Jonski has termed the visit as "very important." The MEA highlighted the historical ties between the two nations, recalling Poland's assistance to India during Operation Ganga in 2022.
