The official visit of Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk to India from 21 to 23 October 2026 marked an important step in strengthening economic and strategic relations between Poland and India. The visit included high-level discussions between Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Prime Minister Donald Tusk, alongside India–Poland Business Forums in New Delhi and Bengaluru, bringing together government representatives and business leaders to explore opportunities for closer economic cooperation.

The discussions focused on expanding bilateral trade and investment, strengthening industrial partnerships, and advancing cooperation in defence, infrastructure, information technology, artificial intelligence, semiconductors, space and critical minerals. Both countries also set an ambitious target to double bilateral trade by 2030, reflecting their shared interest in expanding commercial engagement and developing mutually beneficial partnerships.

The business forums provided a platform for companies from both countries to identify potential areas of collaboration, exchange industry perspectives and explore opportunities for investment and market expansion. The engagements highlighted the importance of stronger connections between enterprises, government institutions, research organisations and innovation ecosystems in supporting long-term economic cooperation.

For the Poland–India Chamber of Cooperation (PICC), these developments align with its broader mission of strengthening business and institutional relations between the two countries. PICC works to connect Indian and Polish companies, facilitate business introductions, identify potential cooperation opportunities and support cross-border engagement across relevant sectors. Through business networking, delegation programmes, institutional relationships and commercial facilitation, the Chamber helps stakeholders explore opportunities in each other’s markets.

PICC’s role extends beyond facilitating introductions. By bringing businesses and institutions into contact with relevant partners, the Chamber seeks to support market exploration, encourage strategic partnerships and promote sustained dialogue between Indian and Polish stakeholders. These activities can help companies better understand potential partners, assess commercial opportunities and develop relationships that may lead to future cooperation.

The outcomes of the Prime Minister’s visit provide an important context for continued engagement between the two business communities. PICC remains committed to supporting practical cooperation in trade, investment, technology, manufacturing, education and other strategic sectors, contributing to stronger and more sustainable economic ties between Poland and India.