'Beacon of hope': Polish PM Tusk hails ties with India, calls PM Modi a 'friend'
Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk met with Indian PM Narendra Modi in New Delhi to strengthen strategic ties. Tusk praised Modi as a 'beacon of hope' and emphasized the lack of historical conflicts between the two nations.
Why it matters
This meeting signals a deepening diplomatic and strategic partnership between India and Poland amidst global geopolitical instability.
NEW DELHI: Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk on Thursday described Prime Minister Narendra Modi as a “beacon of hope” amid global uncertainty and said he was proud to call him a friend, while highlighting the absence of conflicts of interest between India and Poland as the two countries seek to strengthen their strategic partnership.Addressing a joint press conference with PM Modi at Hyderabad House in New Delhi, Tusk said the two countries had held fruitful discussions on expanding bilateral cooperation and building on the strategic partnership established during Modi’s visit to Poland in August 2024.“We had a fruitful discussion with Prime Minister Modi about how Poland and India can develop and strengthen their strategic partnership.
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