PM Modi Strengthens India-Poland Ties in Historic Visit

PM Modi Strengthens India-Poland Ties in Historic Visit

In a significant diplomatic move, Prime Minister Narendra Modi arrived in Poland, marking the first visit by an Indian Prime Minister to the country in 45 years. The visit is part of a broader two-nation tour, reflecting India’s evolving foreign policy, which now emphasizes global cooperation, development, and peace.

Addressing the Indian community in Warsaw, PM Modi expressed his gratitude for the warm reception, noting that India has long moved away from its previous stance of maintaining distance from other nations. “Today’s India wants to connect with all, develop with all, and think about the interests of all,” he declared.

The Prime Minister also commended the Indian community in Poland for their efforts during the Russia-Ukraine war in 2022, highlighting the importance of global solidarity in times of crisis. He underscored India’s commitment to peace, referring to the country’s deep-rooted legacy of Lord Buddha and its belief in dialogue and diplomacy to resolve conflicts.

India’s response to global challenges, such as the COVID-19 pandemic, further reflects its humanitarian approach. PM Modi reminded the audience that India had sent medicines and vaccines to over 150 countries, demonstrating its principle of “Humanity first.”

In his speech, PM Modi announced the launch of the Jam Saheb Memorial Youth Action Programme, which will invite 20 Polish youths annually to India. This initiative aims to strengthen cultural and educational ties between the two nations, fostering a deeper understanding and collaboration.

Highlighting the similarities between India and Poland, particularly in their democratic values, PM Modi emphasized the vibrancy of India’s democracy. He pointed out the massive participation in India’s recent elections, comparing it with the European Union elections, and stressed India’s commitment to becoming a developed and net-zero nation.

PM Modi’s visit is not only a diplomatic milestone but also a testament to India’s growing role on the global stage. As the world’s largest democracy, India is positioning itself as a leader in digital infrastructure, with predictions that it will become a trillion-dollar economy by the end of the decade.

India’s foreign policy under PM Modi is clear: to build bridges, foster development, and uphold the values of peace and cooperation. This visit to Poland is a step towards realizing these goals, as India continues to see the world as one family, working together for a better future.

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