In anticipation of the momentous 70th anniversary of diplomatic ties between India and Poland, Secretary of State Władysław Teofil Bartoszewski has articulated Poland's commitment to fostering deeper bonds with India across various areas. Highlighting the existing air link between New Delhi and Warsaw, Bartoszewski affirmed Poland's aspiration to expand air connectivity to other Indian cities, aiming to bolster tourism and business exchanges between the two nations.

"We have direct flights from New Delhi to Warsaw and back, we would like to increase the number of flights," Bartoszewski said, in an interview with WION, emphasising the significance of enhancing travel opportunities to facilitate greater people-to-people connections and economic engagement. He underscored the thriving Indian diaspora in Poland, noting their active involvement in business endeavours and cultural exchange, which he deemed integral to fostering closer bilateral ties.

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Reflecting on the upcoming diplomatic milestone, the Polish Secretary of State remarked, "This next month we are going to celebrate the 70th anniversary of establishing diplomatic relationship between India and Poland in 1954. And in the last 70 years we didn't have any problems." He portrayed this occasion as a key juncture to forge deeper collaboration, particularly given India's transformation into the world's fifth-largest economy and its status as the largest democracy.

Bartoszewski&nbsp;articulated Poland's eagerness to see India's growing role both economically and politically on the global stage. "We want India more involved," Bartoszewski asserted, underscoring India's potential to wield greater influence given its vast population and democratic ethos.

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Bartoszewski outlined areas of potential cooperation, ranging from renewable energy projects to digital initiatives and modern technologies. He expressed Poland's keenness to engage in bilateral dialogue to enhance practical collaboration between the two nations, emphasising their shared values and perspectives. Earlier on Monday, he and&nbsp;Minister of State for External Affairs of India, Meenakshi Lekhi released a special logo to commemorate ties.&nbsp;

In anticipation of the momentous 70th anniversary of diplomatic ties between India and Poland, Secretary of State Władysław Teofil Bartoszewski has articulated Poland's commitment to fostering deeper bonds with India across various areas.

In anticipation of the momentous 70th anniversary of diplomatic ties between India and Poland, Secretary of State Władysław Teofil Bartoszewski has articulated Poland's commitment to fostering deeper bonds with India across various areas. Highlighting the existing air link between New Delhi and Warsaw, Bartoszewski affirmed Poland's aspiration to expand air connectivity to other Indian cities, aiming to bolster tourism and business exchanges between the two nations. "We have direct flights from New Delhi to Warsaw and back, we would like to increase the number of flights," Bartoszewski said, in an interview with WION, emphasising the significance of enhancing travel opportunities to facilitate greater people-to-people connections and economic engagement. He underscored the thriving Indian diaspora in Poland, noting their active involvement in business endeavours and cultural exchange, which he deemed integral to fostering closer bilateral ties. Also read: Exclusive: Global intelligence chiefs to meet in Delhi from Feb 20, Canada to attend Reflecting on the upcoming diplomatic milestone, the Polish Secretary of State remarked, "This next month we are going to celebrate the 70th anniversary of establishing diplomatic relationship between India and Poland in 1954. And in the last 70 years we didn't have any problems." He portrayed this occasion as a key juncture to forge deeper collaboration, particularly given India's transformation into the world's fifth-largest economy and its status as the largest democracy. Bartoszewski articulated Poland's eagerness to see India's growing role both economically and politically on the global stage. "We want India more involved," Bartoszewski asserted, underscoring India's potential to wield greater influence given its vast population and democratic ethos. Also read: New Delhi summit on Artificial Intelligence, a quest for international collaboration Bartoszewski outlined areas of potential cooperation, ranging from renewable energy projects to digital initiatives and modern technologies. He expressed Poland's keenness to engage in bilateral dialogue to enhance practical collaboration between the two nations, emphasising their shared values and perspectives. Earlier on Monday, he and Minister of State for External Affairs of India, Meenakshi Lekhi released a special logo to commemorate ties.

Poland seeks to elevate bilateral relations with India on 70th diplomatic anniversary

Poland and India have been strengthening their relationship over the years, with trade growing rapidly and high-level meetings held in both countries. This was attested to by Adam Burakowski, Poland's ambassador to India, who leaves India for a new posting after being in the country for more than 5 years. Speaking to our diplomatic correspondent Sidhant Sibal, he said, "During last 5 years, leaders from India visited Poland, high level meeting held in both countries making stronger economic ties". He cited direct flights from Delhi and Mumbai being full as an indication of the growing partnership between the two nations. This is last interview as Poland's ambassador to India as he leaves for his next destination as an ambassador.

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Poland seeks to elevate bilateral relations with India on 70th diplomatic anniversary

Adam Burakowski, Poland's ambassador to India speaks on the polish role in 'Operation Ganga'