India-Poland Talks Focus on Terrorism, Trade, and Ukraine

India's External Affairs Minister S. Jaishankar met with Poland's Deputy Prime Minister Radosław Sikorski in New Delhi.

They talked about important issues like fighting terrorism, increasing trade between their countries, and the ongoing war in Ukraine.

Jaishankar asked Poland to be strict against terrorism and not support any terrorist activities near India.

He also mentioned that India's trade with Poland has grown a lot, reaching $7 billion.

Both countries agreed to work together more on things like defense, clean technology, and digital innovation.

They also discussed how other countries are treating India unfairly in trade and sanctions related to the Ukraine war.

Sikorski appreciated India's efforts and said Poland has also faced terrorist attacks recently.

Both ministers agreed to keep working together to solve these problems.