India-Poland strategic partnership should translate into JVs, says PM Tusk

Poland Prime Minister Donald Tusk emphasized the importance of moving beyond traditional trade with India. He advocated for deeper cooperation in technology, artificial intelligence, and aerospace between the two countries. Tusk also highlighted B...

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Poland's Prime Minister Donald Tusk and Prime Minister Narendra Modi shake hands
Bengaluru, India and Poland should move beyond traditional trade and deepen cooperation in technology, artificial intelligence (AI) and aerospace, Poland Prime Minister Donald Tusk said on Friday.

Strategic partnership between the two countries should translate into joint ventures (JVs), the visiting leader said.

"Now it is time to translate these declarations into joint ventures," Tusk said, addressing the India-Poland Business Forum here. He called for greater technological cooperation between the two countries to strengthen their economies and help them access global markets.


PM Tusk highlighted the city's role as a global technology and innovation hub.

"This place (Bengaluru) shows how investing in people, knowledge, and entrepreneurship can change the position of the entire economy," he added.
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