Poland will bring business delegates to India for Prime Minister Donald Tusk’s Oct. 21-23 visit, pairing diplomatic talks with trade events as the two countries seek closer commercial and industrial ties.
Bilateral trade totaled $6.36 billion in calendar 2025, the Embassy of India in Warsaw said, citing Poland’s Central Statistical Office. India exported $4.83 billion in goods to Poland and imported $1.53 billion from it, leaving the balance in India’s favor.
India’s Ministry of External Affairs (MEA) said Tusk will meet Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi in New Delhi on Oct. 22 and also travel to Bengaluru. Poland’s Minister of Finance and Economy Andrzej Domański and a large business delegation will accompany him. The ministry identified trade and investment, defence, emerging technologies and renewable energy as areas for cooperation.
The Polish Agency for Investment and Trade (PAIH) has scheduled an economic forum in New Delhi for Oct. 22. Its program includes mining, critical minerals, pharmaceuticals, food processing, health care, industry, defence and technologies with both civilian and military uses. Participation is free, but attendees must pay their own travel, visa, insurance, lodging and meal costs.
Former Polish Ambassador to India Adam Burakowski described a $10 billion annual bilateral trade goal in remarks reported by NDTV. The report gave no deadline for that goal.
India and Poland elevated their relationship to a Strategic Partnership in 2024 and adopted an action plan for 2024-2028. Their joint statement called for broader trade and investment, a wider range of traded goods and deeper defence cooperation.
Space companies have begun exploring ties separately from the governments’ visit agenda. Dhruva Space and Finnish-founded ICEYE said in June they had signed a memorandum of understanding to explore collaboration in satellite manufacturing and Earth-observation services. ICEYE said in August it had established an entity in New Delhi and planned to develop local production capabilities.
PAIH has scheduled business roundtables in Bengaluru for Oct. 23, with IT/ICT and space on the program.
