Modi Affirms India's Commitment to Peace Efforts in Ukraine and West Asia
During talks with Polish PM Donald Tusk, PM Modi emphasized India's support for peace initiatives in Ukraine and West Asia.
PM Modi reaffirms India's backing for peace in Ukraine and West Asia.
India and Poland aim to enhance cooperation in defense, space, and nuclear energy.
The upcoming free trade agreement with the EU is expected to strengthen economic ties.
On October 22, 2026, Prime Minister Narendra Modi reiterated India's commitment to supporting meaningful peace efforts in Ukraine and West Asia during a meeting with Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk. This discussion took place amid a renewed global focus on resolving the ongoing conflict in Ukraine.
The talks between Modi and Tusk, part of Tusk's three-day visit to India, resulted in several agreements aimed at enhancing the strategic partnership between the two nations. Modi highlighted the importance of deepening collaboration in key sectors such as defense, space, and nuclear energy, inviting Polish companies to engage in co-development and co-production initiatives with India.
Modi pointed out that the strengthening of bilateral economic relations has opened new avenues for collaboration. He noted that India's forthcoming free trade agreement with the European Union would further enhance economic interactions between India and Poland, fostering a more robust partnership.
Both leaders expressed their shared commitment to democratic values and the rule of law, emphasizing the need for reforms in global governance institutions to ensure they are more effective and empowered. Modi stated, "We believe that reform is essential to make global governance institutions more empowered and effective."
Looking ahead, India remains steadfast in its support for peace initiatives in both Ukraine and West Asia, with Modi affirming that the country will continue to back every meaningful effort aimed at achieving stability in these regions.
