2024 will mark the 70th anniversary of establishing diplomatic relations between Poland and India. In recent years, both countries have seen a growing importance in their respective regions, strengthening their positions on the global stage. However, in opening up to Asia, Poland has primarily focused on China, while India, for historical reasons, has associated Europe with its strategic partners, such as France, Germany, and the United Kingdom. Today, following the new wave of Indian-EU relations after Brexit and the pandemic, and in the context of Sino-American rivalry, Warsaw and New Delhi have a significant opportunity to strengthen bilateral relations and establish a strategic partnership. Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s visit to Poland is a step in this direction.
